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Emily, Alone by Stewart O'Nan

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Also by Stewart O'Nan:

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Last Night at the Lobster, November 2007
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Wish You Were Here, April 2003
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Emily, Alone
Stewart O'Nan

Penguin
April 2011
On Sale: March 17, 2011
Featuring: Emily Maxwell
272 pages
ISBN: 0670022357
EAN: 9780670022359
Hardcover
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From the author of Last Night at the Lobster, a moving vision of love and family.

A sequel to the bestselling, much-beloved Wish You Were Here, Stewart O'Nan's intimate new novel follows Emily Maxwell, a widow whose grown children have long moved away. She dreams of vists by her grandchildren while mourning the turnover of her quiet Pittsburgh neighborhood, but when her sole companion and sister-in-law Arlene faints at their favorite breakfast buffet, Emily's days change. As she grapples with her new independence, she discovers a hidden strength and realizes that life always offers new possibilities. Like most older women, Emily is a familiar yet invisible figure, one rarely portrayed so honestly. Her mingled feelings-of pride and regret, joy and sorrow- are gracefully rendered in wholly unexpected ways. Once again making the ordinary and overlooked not merely visible but vital to understanding our own lives, Emily, Alone confirms O'Nan as an American master.

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