So Long, See You Tomorrow by William Maxwell

So Long, See You Tomorrow by William Maxwell

An elderly narrator returns to a childhood memory of a farm murder in 1920s rural Illinois, and his own guilt over failing to acknowledge a friend afterward, whose father committed the crime, becomes the occasion for a spare, precisely rendered meditation on memory, guilt and the limits of ever truly knowing another person's inner life.

Maxwell writes with extraordinary economy and emotional precision, and the novella's brevity belies its considerable depth, examining how a single childhood failure of compassion can linger, unresolved, across an entire lifetime of memory.

A National Book Award-winning novella, widely admired for its spare, precise prose.

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