April 21, 2021 at 6:17 am (Books, Recommended)
Tags: angst, COVID Reading, favorites, novel, reading lists, Scottish writers, Shuggie Bain
A boy goes scavenging for copper in the depths of an abandoned mine. He brings his younger brother along as “grass.” When he’s finally gotten as much as he can carry, he steps “back into the daylight, but it was too quiet. The grass was gone.”
Stuart’s writing is absolutely amazing.
Where has the grass gone? Where is it?
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