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A review by gilmoreguide
The Snow Queen by Michael Cunningham
3.0
People are more than you think they are. And they’re less, as well. The trick lies in negotiating your way between the two.
Michael Cunningham’s new novel, The Snow Queen, has an opalescent blue-green cover that shimmers with the same light Barrett Meeks sees above his head one stormy winter night in Central Park. Is it real or a product of his imagination? That same night, his brother Tyler leans out of his bedroom window into the snow and feels a small sliver of something cold enter his eye. Both brothers return to the comfort of their shabby but familiar rooms and resume their lives the next day.
The rest of this review can be read at The Gilmore Guide to Books: http://gilmoreguidetobook.com/2014/05/snow-queen/
Michael Cunningham’s new novel, The Snow Queen, has an opalescent blue-green cover that shimmers with the same light Barrett Meeks sees above his head one stormy winter night in Central Park. Is it real or a product of his imagination? That same night, his brother Tyler leans out of his bedroom window into the snow and feels a small sliver of something cold enter his eye. Both brothers return to the comfort of their shabby but familiar rooms and resume their lives the next day.
The rest of this review can be read at The Gilmore Guide to Books: http://gilmoreguidetobook.com/2014/05/snow-queen/