Wig My Father Wore, Anne Enright cookbooks a man she never knew

a man she never knew

the classical scholar who is at the same time an accomplished poet

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Wig My Father Wore, Anne Enright cookbooks a man she never knew'It was a tough, wiry wig with plenty of personality. It rode around on his head like an animal. It was a vigorous brown. I was very fond of it as a child. I thought that it liked me back.' Anne Enright's extraordinary first novel is narrated by Grace, a TV producer, whose life is transfigured when she answers the door to a fully fledged angel. Stephen was a bridge builder in Canada before he killed himself, but now that he has come to stay with Grace