Like most good memoirs, Gail Caldwell’s latest is a reassessment of life choices, roads taken and others foregone. “At some point you shuffle the cards and call the deck a life,” she writes.
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Like most good memoirs, Gail Caldwell’s latest is a reassessment of life choices, roads taken and others foregone. “At some point you shuffle the cards and call the deck a life,” she writes.