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“As much as Susie wished it otherwise, her worries were familiar. She liked to believe they were both liberated, independent women. Then why weren't they stronger? Why was their happiness always at the mercy of others?”

Quote by Stewart O'Nan

Work

Evensong is a fictional narrative that delves into the lives of individuals within a religious community. The story examines the complexities of faith, the search for redemption, and the impact of personal beliefs on the characters' lives. more

Author

Stewart O'Nan is an American novelist known for his unique narrative style and profound insights into everyday life. His works often focus on the daily lives of ordinary people, depicting the complexity of human nature and the diversity of life through delicate pen strokes. more

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