WISH YOU WERE HERE
By Graham Swift
In literature, the polysyllabic, multi- word sentence enchants with its eloquence. In real life, short, simple phrases strike straight to the heart.
When truly deep emotions are expressed, three words or four easily suffice to enthral, wound or captivate: ‘I love you’, ‘I miss you’. In the case of British writer Graham Swift’s latest novel, it is: ‘Wish you were here.’
While a teen, the book’s protagonist Jack Luxton writes this phrase on a postcard…
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