Holly Walker reviews And How Are Things With You on RNZ

Holly Walker reviews And How Are Things with You (Mākaro Press) by Mia Farlane, likening it to Sorrow and Bliss by Meg Mason. (Click on image to listen — 5 minutes long.)

"It paints us an incredibly nuanced and successful picture of what it is like to be inside the mind of someone who is both experiencing their own mental distress but has a highly intelligent and analytical mind and is simultaneously able to both feel those feelings and also analyse her own thoughts. It’s very successful in that way and it reminded me a bit of Sorrow and Bliss by Meg Mason."

— Holly Walker reviews And How Are Things With You on Radio New Zealand.


Click on image to listen to full review of Mia Farlane’s And How Are Things With You (Mākaro Press) — 5 minutes long. The review of Eleanor Catton’s The Rehearsal (Te Herenga Waka University Press) is also about 5 minutes long.

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