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The controlled and calm life of William Oaks is shattered when his parents die suddenly in a car accident. A reclusive paper conservator at a renowned Toronto museum, William must face the obsessions and denials that have formed him: delusional family history, religious fundamentalism, and get-rich-quick schemes. Memory and facts collide, threatening to derail his life and career as William feverishly prepares for an important exhibition on the Egyptian Book of the Dead.
“A book about grief has no right to be a page-turner, but this one is.”—Globe and Mail
Absorbing novel A cautious optimist Murray grants this wounded soul a chance for happiness while acknowledging the work required to clasp it fullyBrett Josef Grubisic straightcom
Ken Murrays powerful poignant debut a book about grief has no right to be a pageturner but this one isJade ColbertGlobe and Mail
Ken Murrays solemn and entrancing debutEulogyis a serious graceful novel that interrogates the roots of a particular strain of family unhappinessRyan D Matthews brooklynrailorg
Well written and very thought provoking The ending truly caught me by surprise and I do love that in a bookPatty Woodland brokenteepeecom
I enjoyedEulogyimmensely Its smart occasionally funny and very human There are so many reasons to read this book pick one and take the plungeAndrew Fookes literaryfictionreviewcom
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288 Pages
7in * 5in * .79in
320gr
March 26, 2024
9781998336111
eng
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