Tag: Andrew O'Hagan

September 12, 2020

Mayflies by Andrew O’Hagan

“What we had that day was our story. We didn’t have the other bit, the future, and we had no way of knowing what that would be like. Perhaps it would change our memory of al of this, or perhaps it would draw from it, nobody knew. But I’m sure I felt the story of…
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1980s, 1st pov, 4 STARS, Adult, ageing, Andrew O'Hagan, boyhood, Contemporary, england, friendships, GRIEF, growing up, HISTORICAL FICTION, identity, illness, LITERARY FICTION, male authors, male friendships, Manchester, Mayflies, MEMORY, music, netgalley, published in 2020, read in 2020, scotland, scottish author