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Growing up, identical twins Paula and Artis speak in one voice--until they can't. After years apart, with lives, partners, and children of their own, they are reunited on the occasion of their father's funeral. Seeking to repair the damage wrought upon their relationship by outside forces, the twins retrace their early lives to uncover what happened--but risk unraveling their carefully constructed cocoons. Written in spare,lyrical prose,Halfis an achingly beautiful story of intimacy and loss, revealing the complexity--and cost--of sharing your life entirely with someone else. Sharon Harrigan deftly explores how fierce lovecanalso be the very thing that leadsto heartbreak and betrayal.

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Half | Sharon Harrigan

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I don‘t typically read literary books, but I needed to read HALF for tonight‘s James River Writers “Writing Show.” I was pleasantly surprised by Harrigan‘s book. What made this a pick for me is the thought she put into structuring this story. Also, I keep thinking about it. She‘s created something clever and thoughtful about the relationships that make us who we are, and why some last and how even the deepest connections can fracture.

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