In 'Transit,' a woman rebuilds a house and her life
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In "Transit," a new novel, a woman and her two sons prepare to begin a new life.
In "Transit," a new novel by Rachel Cusk, a woman and her two sons prepare to begin a new life. The second book in a planned trilogy, her novel is gaining acclaim for the writing and form. Cusk joins Jeffrey Brown to discuss her approach to storytelling.
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In 'Transit,' a woman rebuilds a house and her life
Clip: 8/8/2017 | 5m 3sVideo has Closed Captions
In "Transit," a new novel by Rachel Cusk, a woman and her two sons prepare to begin a new life. The second book in a planned trilogy, her novel is gaining acclaim for the writing and form. Cusk joins Jeffrey Brown to discuss her approach to storytelling.
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