Stewart O?Nan seems incapable of writing a false line. Whether describing the unimaginable (losing one?s child) or the mundane (losing one?s appetite), his modest sentences crystallize the lives of ordinary people. His previous novel, ?Emily, Alone,? described the daily outings of an 80-year-old widow in Pittsburgh. Emily?s pulse beat stronger than her story, but with all the novel?s insight and charm, that lack of action didn?t matter. O?Nan is a author you learn to trust, no matter what he?s writing about.
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