I began reading this as a break between something more seriousI was reading, but then couldn't put it down. Pesetsky masterfullymanages the various points of view, from Sara the artist who has neverkept any of her paintings until now, to the two grown sons with theirown suspicious and weird temperaments, to Walter who is digging a hugehole (for a good reason, it turns out, though pretty much no oneagrees), and then later Walter in a coma. What a shame to be out ofprint!