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You read her letter.
Will you read her book?
When you read her opinions, race and gender are invisible.
If you read her memoir, Janey and Me, you'll see why her special subject is agony.
You read her stories and wonder, Why are they so wonderful?
"Have you read her book?" I ask cousin Colvin, who's settling down to a quiet pint with friends.
Only when you read her do you realise how many women write using a default uncertainty – maybe, perhaps, possibly.
As soon as you read her fiction, Ferrante's restraint seems wisely self-protective.
And yet, after you read her Vancouver stories, you sense her watchful, uprooted presence everywhere.
You read her, laughing, and want to do your best to protect her characters from any reality but their own.
Which is understandable -- when you read her prose, it's so polished and clean, you could eat off it.
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