Kepler's 2020 Project in the News:
Ten years before he won the Pulitzer Prize for Middlesex, Eugenides wrote this lush, lyrical ode to teenage love and infatuation. As the unknown narrator lays out the carefully gathered clues leading to the deaths of the alluring Lisbon sisters, you find that no matter how deep the mystery mined, the pieces never fit together. The fragments will haunt you almost as much as they haunt the boys (now men) who watched the girls burn so bright and then disappear forever. Angela K. |
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