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Recently I asked the author about what he was reading. Dacey's reply:
Right now I’m about half way through Anne Enright’s The Green Road. I don’t know why I had never read her before, butFollow Patrick Dacey on Twitter.that’s the joy in this life, constant discovery. I finished The Gathering last year, and bought this one soon after. This is why I love writing and reading words and lives, over any other form of art. Story never dies, never fades. Enright’s work reads like a dive into cenote, the writing so clear and precise, yet in all directions some surprise. I read her and ask myself if I can be so fortunate to give someone such a similar experience with my own work.
The Page 69 Test: The Outer Cape.
My Book, The Movie: The Outer Cape.
--Marshal Zeringue