July 13, 2011

Book review: The Swan

9780253223432_med "Alternately funny, entertaining, and heartbreaking, The Swan is a fictional memoir about love, death and what a family can—and cannot—endure." —Publishers Weekly

Nico Perrino
By Nico Perrino
Jul 13, 2011 8:46:00 AM | Book Reviews, Fiction, Indiana & the Midwest, Memoir

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