by Morag Fraser •
Memorial Days by Geraldine Brooks
Hachette, $32.99 hb, 212 pp
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Tony Horwitz, fêted American journalist-historian, died in 2019 – on the last Monday in May, a day when America ritually honours its war dead and heralds the beginning of summer. Horwitz was sixty. For his wife, Australian journalist and novelist Geraldine Brooks, his death was more than an ironic anomaly: it was an inconceivable rupture in time:
Memorial Days by Geraldine Brooks
Hachette, $32.99 hb, 212 pp
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