Why people recommend it
The Road from Coorain by Jill Ker Conway is a classic memoir that recounts the author's formative years growing up on a remote sheep station in the arid Australian bush before her eventual journey into academia. During an episode of The Book Review titled Inside The New York Times Book Review: ‘Black Silent Majority’, released on July 18, 2024, guest John Williams participated in a discussion about literature centered around female friendship and memorable reads. While exploring books that left a lasting impression, Williams mentioned that a particular title came to mind, specifically referencing Lori Moore and Frog Hospital, a work he had read a long time ago. Although the conversation touched on various literary works recommended by listeners and hosts alike, this reflection on past reading experiences highlighted the emotional resonance that certain memoirs and novels hold over decades. Williams's contribution to the podcast segment helped frame a broader dialogue about the books that accompany readers through different stages of life, cementing Conway's autobiographical work as a significant point of reference in discussions of personal growth and historical setting.
Who recommended it
- John Williams Recommended
John Williams — 1 mention
“the one that came to mind was Lori mois who will run the frog Hospital which I read a long time ago”