The Days of Abandonment by Elena Ferrante

The Days of Abandonment by Elena Ferrante

Over lunch, after fifteen years, Mario tells Olga he is leaving. She takes it calmly for about a week, and then the disintegration begins and Ferrante follows it without looking away.

The novel's centre is one appalling day in a locked flat with a sick child, a dying dog and a door she cannot open, in which Olga's mind stops working properly and the prose goes with it. It is short, physical, and considerably more extreme than the Neapolitan novels — the book that made Ferrante's reputation in Italy.

By the author of My Brilliant Friend. Under two hundred pages, and relentless.

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