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We Don't Live Here Anymore : Three Novellas (Vintage Contemporaries)
We Don't Live Here Anymore Three Novellas - Vintage Contemporaries
Author: Andre Dubus
In these three stories—two of which form the basis of the award-winning film We Don’t Live Here Anymore—literary master Andre Dubus traces the lives of two couples who married too young, and who are intricately entwined by love and friendship, jealousy and understanding. — Hank and Jack have been best friends since high s...  more »
ISBN-13: 9781400079261
ISBN-10: 1400079268
Publication Date: 8/17/2004
Pages: 240
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Publisher: Vintage
Book Type: Paperback
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I've heard so many good things about these novellas. I hate to say it, but I was disappointed. The stories were interesting, but I was not impressed. The characters were relatable, but the stories were just not as good as I had heard. Other people may like it more than I. I was just not impressed with the love square.
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Although I had read many great things about this book, suffice to say I was a little disappointed. It is about a strange love square, and everyone was obnoxiously alright with the screwed up situation. I didn't find it realistic or interesting. I was waiting for a moment I could believe, understand, relate to, or even cringe at. Emotion was a bit lacking. After having just read Music for Torching by A.M. Homes, another book about a suburban couple falling apart, the idea was being played out in my head, however Homes executed her story with significantly more ease.

All that being said, I only read the first short story, and was uninterested enough that I put it down in favor of Aldous Huxley.

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