Reviewed summary
The Gathering
Ever notice how family gatherings are less about catching up and more about dusting off skeletons? Anne Enright’s "The Gathering" takes that discomfort and cranks it up to eleven, diving headfirst into the mess of memory, grief, and secrets that families bury deep. It’s not your usual feel-good reunion story—more like a slow, sharp excavation of what we try to forget and why it haunts us anyway.
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