

Oh, wow, that last entry really got me. 🥺
The majority of the book is full of sly, wry observations about slightly-larger-than-life characters making up a small, rural town, that, by the author's admission in the preface, is reminiscent of seventy or eighty real towns, and the characters are likewise somewhat of a pastiche of real people encountered. 1/?
I love that a series of moments in the early 1900s feels so relatable in being subtly snide about small town shenanigans. 1w
I will definitely be picking up more from this author.
⚠️Suicidal ideation, period typical misogyny 1w