Do you like to cry? Do you like to be reminded about sadness, loss and the general unfairness of the world. Then boy! Do I have the book for you. In the very first chapter we follow a daughter as she takes her dying father to the hospital, and then later in the living room at home when he gathers the family turns to his wife and asks “What would you like to happen after I am gone?” So there we are, not just in the pain of a daughter losing a father, but the two of them, lover and […]
“My father was dying and I was pregnant. Both struck me as impossibly unreal.”
Brother, I'm dying by Edwidge Danticat
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2/5/2019 | 's CBR11 Review No:5 | 
| Tags: American Foreign Policy, autobiography, brother I'm dying, cbr11, Edwidge Danticat, family, Haiti, Mathildehoeg, tilliereads | Category: Biography/Memoir, History | 2 Comments
