Remembering Laughter (Audiobook)

from lkernagh

What is interesting is that the book description above seems to give the impression that the story is Margaret's story and told from Margaret's point of view. In fact, the story digs deep into the inner thoughts, feelings and emotions of both Margaret and Elspeth, and to a somewhat lesser extend,...

from TimBazzett

Since I've read several other Stegner books and his Crossing to Safety is a favorite novel of mine, I thought I'd try Remembering Laughter, his very first novel, or 'novelette,' as it was first called. The subject - marital infidelity - is dealt with most delicately, which gives the book somethin...

from TimBazzett

Since I've read several other Stegner books and his Crossing to Safety is a favorite novel of mine, I thought I'd try Remembering Laughter, his very first novel, or 'novelette,' as it was first called. The subject - marital infidelity - is dealt with most delicately, which gives the book somethin...

from lit_chick

2011, Blackstone Audiobooks, Read by Cassandra Campbell "A few hours earlier, they had all been grand people, she thought unhappily, grand people happy in each other's company - none of them with any ill will or intention of wrong. Now, they had succeeded in so tangling the threads of their lives...

from Mercef

A very short, poignant novel. I'm not sure why this was in my audio collection (must have been free!) as it didn't tick my usual boxes and I'd never even heard of the author (turns out he's a Pulitzer Prize winner - oops!). However, this bleak little tale had an evocative sense of time and place....