Jm03 - Red Cat
“knopf new york 2007 For Nina The story of siblings is the story of childhood, Experienced separately and together, one tree Twisting in different directions, roots and branches, One piece of land divided into parcels, Acres and half-acres, parts of a subdivision, Memories carved into official and unofficial versions.
— Edward Hirsch, “Siblings”
Acknowledgments Thanks are due to many people for their help with this book. To my early readers— Nina Spiegelman, Barbara Wang, and Jan Taradas...h— who once again were so generous with their time. To Denise Marcil and her team at the Denise Marcil Literary Agency, for their ongoing efforts on my behalf. To Sonny Mehta, Pat Johnson, and Gabrielle Brooks at Knopf, for their insight, encouragement, and support. And to Alice Wang, who makes it all possible.
1 I’d seen him angry plenty of times. I’d seen him dismissive, contemptuous, reproachful, and mocking too— and, more often than not, I’d seen that bad karma pointed in my direction.MoreLess
— Edward Hirsch, “Siblings”
Acknowledgments Thanks are due to many people for their help with this book. To my early readers— Nina Spiegelman, Barbara Wang, and Jan Taradas...h— who once again were so generous with their time. To Denise Marcil and her team at the Denise Marcil Literary Agency, for their ongoing efforts on my behalf. To Sonny Mehta, Pat Johnson, and Gabrielle Brooks at Knopf, for their insight, encouragement, and support. And to Alice Wang, who makes it all possible.
1 I’d seen him angry plenty of times. I’d seen him dismissive, contemptuous, reproachful, and mocking too— and, more often than not, I’d seen that bad karma pointed in my direction.MoreLess
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