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File Size: 1077 KB
Print Length: 212 pages
Publisher: Farrar, Straus and Giroux; First edition (April 29, 2008)
Publication Date: April 30, 2008
Sold by: Macmillan
Language: English
ASIN: B0015DYIV8
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Having just last month read Mr. Greer’s more recent, deservedly Pulitzer Prize winning novel, “Lessâ€, I was so profoundly impressed I instantly bought everything of his ever published. When when the time finally felt “right†to read another Greer, I selected “The Story of a Marriageâ€. And, I, kinda nervously, began reading. It was almost as if I was seeing the pages from between the fingers of the hand I’d, metaphorically, covered my face with, as if anticipating what the babysitter would find in the basement. I was afraid that, reading anything written by Mr. Greer other than “Less†would... effect, alter, place into a limiting context, the truly transcendent experience I’d had reading it. It is one of the most astonishingly brilliant books I have ever read (and I’m a big reader). My fingers fell when I reached the second sentence. Wow. This book is neither “Less†nor less. It is indeed quite different in tone, and is written within a considerably tighter scope, but it is, while “differentâ€, possessed of its own startling beauty. It’s own instant fascination. Interestingly, “... Marriage†May seem to be more traditionally “Pulitzer Prize Winning Novel-ish†than “Less†in that it is painted with more traditionally “literaryâ€, in other words “less humorous†strokes. Indeed, some reviews I’ve read of “Lessâ€, while unfailingly positive, deemed it unworthy of such a “serious†literary prize for that very reason. It is as funny as hell. While reading “Lessâ€, a book that ultimately left me a happily-sobbing wreck, I laughed out loud scores of times. I heartily guffawed. I called friends to read aloud to them some particularly riotous passages. But, the genuinely genuine humor Mr. Greer chose to tell that particular tale was entirely and gorgeously appropriate. It lifted the novel into even higher literary airspace, never undercutting the novel’s legitimacy as a work of true literary alchemy, his decision to playfully switch “tones†on a single WORD, a segment, then immediately plunge you into the colder waters of tragedy, only to, a sentence later, have you howling as warm tears run down your face, is an essential string of the book’s daringly unique DNA. Now that I have read “... Marriageâ€, and in one delighted sitting, I am astonished by BOTH of Mr. Greer’s accomplishments. Most writers want to utilize everything in their toolbox whether building a theme park or a birdhouse. Not Mr. Greer. While “Marriage†is hardly humorless, Mr. Greer makes use of only those tools appropriate and necessary in the building of each structure. And, I am truly STUNNED. One can discern that it’s the same writer (by looking at the front cover), but, MAN, each book is entirely and uniquely itself! “Marriage†is of the same caliber as “Lessâ€, it always hits it’s bullseyes, but the projectiles used here are more consistently bullets to the heart, where in “Lessâ€, if less and less as it gathers in power, will just as likely shoot confetti or little signs that say “Bangâ€. Ultimately, both books are devastatingly beautiful, embracingly human and damned enlightening. But, “Marriage†sets a tone, stays with it, and yet is equally and clearly (and incredibly movingly) the work of an absolute genius. “Marriage†is highly entertaining, wildly surprising, oddly thrilling and masterful in its dedication to “stay within the lines†of the world it creates. Obviously, my initial wariness was unfounded. “Marriage†is its own brilliant book. It’s own work of art. It’s pallet is uniquely consistent, a constantly joyful experience, and both a heart-breaking and heart-filling masterpiece.
After reading “Less,†the author’s newest book, I had to read more. This book is a more intricate and truly sad love story that involves three people.Without given away the core of the relationship among these three, I will say that the author offers a poignant look into the hearts of one woman and two men whose lives come together during six months in San Francisco.It’s a deep and honest story about what marriage means...love, loss, forgiveness, sacrifice, and loyalty. Read it. I loved it.
I read Greer's "Less" and loved it; this book is no "Less". In fact, it is hard to believe Story of a Marriage was written by the same author. The story is totally implausible and one is manipulated by the occasional surprise — the problem with the “surprises†is that they aren’t even vaguely believable. There are flashes of interest, places where I was almost swayed into believing this story but then the good writing would be cut short and it would be back to the strange unevenness of the whole plot, and back to feeling manipulated.My main problem with this book isn’t just that it was so hard (impossible?) to suspend one’s disbelief, but that the characters were so so flat and less than one-dimensional. They are all like zombies wandering through the contrived plot. We never hear from the husband (around whom the story revolves) at all, and even the internal thoughts of the wife are so flat and shallow that you don’t know her or what makes her tick at all. As a result, it is impossible to understand why she makes the stupid decisions she makes, over and over. And through it all we never get one “real†conversation between husband and wife. I kept thinking “surely they are going to clear the air!†But no.In hindsight this was a very annoying story and I’m wondering why I spent the time sticking it out. I recommend passing on this one.
, Totally unbelievable, mawkish plot. Writer trying to manipulate the reader with all kinds of surprises when one has already read half the book, like the woman is black, though she doesn’t have one black thought in her head , the husband is a strange homosexual that swings it both ways but my oh my everything in a precious prose that fits a Harlequin book. Characters .....what can one say, just terrible plot and terrible character building. Awful. How this book got such raving reviews is beyond me. Never again this writer.
A five star book for the way it made me savor the language (Greer is a lyrical literary master - such beautiful similes/metaphors), the way it made me care about the characters, and the way it made me admire the main character, Pearlie, whose choices were different than my own would have been--nay, whose sole focus was on a bigger picture than her emotions at the time (few possess this strength--yet the ones that do reap unfathomable rewards). That she possessed such restraint in a difficult situation, and in such an unfriendly time for her dilemma, did not seem at all improbable to me, rather admirable.This book was my friend for the week or so I kept it close, pulling it out at every minute opportunity I had to linger over Greer's masterful work.
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