Book Review | 'So Much for That,' by Lionel Shriver
Health care and bank accounts loom large in Lionel Shriver’s multifaceted 10th novel, in which plans, relationships and families are changed by illness.
From: NYT > Books
Friday, 12 March, 2010
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