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Because What In Life is Ever Clear-Cut?: An Interview with Kate Broad about “Greenwich” - Chicago Review of Books
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Because What In Life is Ever Clear-Cut?: An Interview with Kate Broad about “Greenwich” - Chicago Review of Books
As I read Kate Broad’s debut novel, Greenwich, the coming-of-age story of Rachel Fiske, who spends the summer before her 18th year at her wealthy aunt and uncle’s house in Greenwich, Connecticut, I kept thinking, Rachel’s not going to say that. She can’t say that. Oh! She said it! In short, Rachel is a character who says the quiet parts out loud, and in so doing, forces readers to confront the things they’d rather not discuss or just pretend wer…
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