The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes

The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes

Tony Webster has lived a quiet, unremarkable retirement built on a settled, comfortable version of his own youth, until an unexpected small inheritance from an old girlfriend's mother forces him to reconsider events from decades earlier that he had confidently, and it turns out inaccurately, remembered.

Barnes writes with precise, controlled prose about the unreliability of memory and the stories people tell themselves to avoid genuine self-knowledge, and the novel's late revelations recontextualise everything Tony — and the reader — believed about his own moral history.

Winner of the Booker Prize, a compact, devastating meditation on memory and self-deception.

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