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Nathan Englander Reads Chris Adrian

The New Yorker: Fiction

CHAPTER

Exploring grief, loss, and perseverance through storytelling

The chapter delves into Chris Adrian's story 'Every Night for a Thousand Years,' examining how the narrative reflects the author's personal grief over the loss of his brother. Themes of loss, grief, and perseverance are analyzed, showcasing the emotional depth and profound exploration of overwhelming emotions. The discussion also touches on the symbolism of birds, the use of dreams in storytelling, and the author's evolution in pushing boundaries through his writing.

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