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We can never expect to know how societal exclusion accompanied by mental and/or physical cruelty feels unless we've lived it personally. However, occasionally a talent pushes the door ajar to allow us a glimpse resulting in an almost-comprehension. Fiona Sussman has such a talent and I therefore commend this novel to you whole heartedly.
(Thank you so much Allison & Busby for providing us with a copy for review. We also have a review of [[The Last Time We Spoke by Fiona Sussman]].)
Further Reading: If this appeals, then spend some time in the company of another great South African talent with [[Disgrace by J M Coetzee]].
