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Heather Christle's book combines memoir, literary biography, and reflections on memory and family experience. The author tells her story, drawing parallels with the story of Virginia Woolf, who became for Heather not only a classic of modernism, but also a kind of interlocutor and guide. Kristl explores themes of loss, violence, intimacy, and internal change. She shows how reading and returning to the past help to see oneself and one's family differently.