Not a rapid-fire page-turner or a wild freak-fest: It is instead a slow-burn meditation on grief, hope, mortality ... What is on the page holds up a mirror to what is in the sky — luminous, unusual, unexpected ... Yet, when it comes to weighty prose, there can be too much of a good thing ... Brings Bright Objects to a remarkable conclusion as unexpected as it is poignant, and more original and human than any conventional cult story.
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