Edwidge Danticat (Everything Inside) and Ann Patchett (The Dutch House)
Introductions by Natalya Handal and Min Jin Lee
Edwidge Danticat’s new book of stories is Everything Inside. “She creates a pulsing world of fictional characters,” wrote Tayari Jones. “The human heart is laid open and the secret contents of its chambers are revealed in all their beauty and agony.” Ann Patchett’s new novel is The Dutch House. “She elevates the ordinary to ask big questions about the nature of love and memory, the passing of time and the peculiar, intimate havoc that siblings and parents and children can wreak on each other,” wrote The Irish Times. “She is one of those rare writers who is able to convey poignancy and humor in the space of a single sentence.”
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