How to End a Story: Collected Diaries, 1978-1998
The real value of this collection is the opportunity it affords us to see the domestic, ordinary, everyday world through Garner’s eyes ... Keen observances.
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It gets off to a tentative and makeshift start ... By a quarter of the way in, I was utterly in her hands ... Garner has an ideal voice to express late-night pangs of precariousness and distress, some more comic than others. Her prose is clear, honest and economical.
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Whether in despair about life, love, work or the world, this is what it feels like to read Garner: strengthened, nourished, taken care of, safe.
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