Midway through Eshkol Nevo’s The Last Interview, the narrator—who may or may not be Nevo himself, an uncertainty Nevo may or may not want his readers to entertain—slyly explains the ruse o
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“a powerful story of how the resentment and pain of abandonment can sweep the guilty as well as the innocent into a maelstrom of hate from which none will emerge unscathed.”
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Having completed the last round of her medical internship, 28-year-old Sarah James is relaxing at Paradise Cove in Big Sur, a resort recommended to her by one of her patients.
