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Theme

Late Life

Reviews of fiction tracing ageing, accumulated regret and the narrowing possibility of renewal.

Reviews filed under this theme.

M. John Harrison

The End of Everything

Years of explanations for an unexplained invasion, thrown on a fire beneath a pier, then into the sea, leaving one page.

Kenan Orhan

The Renovation

A prison cell behind a bathroom wall serves an exile her country back, and it dissolves on the way out.

Ben Lerner

Transcription

Documentary authority, memory and inheritance turn on an interview first rebuilt from memory, then exposed by a secret recording.

Jean-Philippe Blondel

Exposed

Jean-Philippe Blondel confines late-life desire within shifting authority and exposure, tracing renewal through ageing, power and disciplined restraint.