Good novels are like good parties: You get the right mix of people together, and you never quite know what will happen. In Ann Patchett's new novel Commonwealth, a christening party takes a turn when ...
As Ann Patchett once told Publisher’s Weekly, all of her novels are based on one idea: “A group of strangers are thrown together by chance and form a society.” As a broad range of factors, including ...
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