Book · 2019 · New York Times reviewed
Maggie Brown and Others
Why people recommend it
Maggie Brown and Others by Peter Orner is a poignant collection of short stories that examines human connection, memory, and loss across various landscapes. On an episode of The Book Review titled George F. Will on Conservatism’s Homelessness, guest Greg Coles enthusiastically recommended the publication to listeners. Coles noted that it is a remarkable story collection titled Maggie Brown and Others by Peter Orner, adding that he had been an admirer of Orner's writing for a very long time and mentioning that the author had also previously contributed reviews for their publication. Coles reiterated his praise for the book during the conversation, emphasizing the enduring quality of Orner's prose and storytelling craft. The recommendation reflected a deep appreciation for Orner's ability to capture intimate human moments and complex emotional truths within the short story format, drawing listeners to explore the depth and nuance found throughout the pages of this acclaimed collection.
Who recommended it
- Greg Coles Recommended
Greg Coles — 2 mentions
“It's a Story collection called Maggie Brown and others by Peter orner whose writing I've liked for a long time and and he's reviewed for us”
“It's a Story collection called Maggie Brown and others by Peter orner whose writing I've liked for a long time and and he's reviewed for us”
Also mentioned in the same episodes
- A Good American Family
- Exhalation
- How Attention Works
- Little Darlings
- Orange World and Other Stories
- The Conservative Sensibility
Other mentions (2: passing, ad reads, own books)
“I read Maggie Brown and others stories by Peter orner”
“I read Maggie Brown and others stories by Peter orner”