Recounting his years as a fighter pilot and writer, Salter's nostalgic and melancholic memoir drips with a Don Draper-esque masculinity.
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I finished reading this book more than a week ago and it keeps running loops inside my mind, its eyes glazed over, its arms outstretched before it.
A cleverly composed family novel about care and climate.
In this frightening society of interchangeable robes, telescreens and plastic trays, much of the writing lands with the potency of a punch in the stomach.
Writing that feels like it glitters and levitates.
“My first love was poetry, my second love was fiction and my third and lasting love was the essay.”
A cinematic glimpse into Armageddon.
Perfectly composed: a brilliant essay on care, grief, love and death.
A singular, mischievous and meticulous artist, carefully unpacked.