Book Review: No holds barred and plenty of humour in essays on love

"...a writer busily elbowing her way out of restrictive definitions as much as getting out of restrictive situations and relationships..."
Book Review: No holds barred and plenty of humour in essays on love

In ‘The Crane Wife: A memoir in essays’, author CJ Hauser offers a series of vignettes on her love life and association with love.

Sun, 04 Sep, 2022 - 09:00
Liam Heylin

  • The Crane Wife: A memoir in essays
  • CJ Hauser
  • Penguin Viking, £16.99

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