Why people recommend it
Late Migrations by Margaret Renkl is a collection of essays reflecting on nature, family, loss, and the passage of time through observations of the natural world. On The Book Review podcast episode titled Ralph Ellison’s Life in Letters, published on July 18, 2024, panelist Elizabeth Egan enthusiastically recommended the book during the roundtable discussion. Egan reminded listeners that the author is a contributing opinion columnist for the Times. She went on to reaffirm her high praise for the work by revealing that she was actively rereading it, emphasizing to the audience that the book is truly exceptional. Egan's commentary underscored the emotional depth and literary quality of Renkl's essays, positioning the collection as a deeply moving and memorable reading experience that invites return visits from its audience.
Who recommended it
- Elizabeth Egan Recommended
Elizabeth Egan — 2 mentions
“it's a book called late migrations and the author is Margaret wrinkle who's a contributing opinion columnist here at the times”
“but I am really rereading late migrations it is really that good”