Ruth Ozeki’s latest novel gets to the heart of a generation’s culture of hustle

Reading Ruth Ozeki’s The Book of Form and Emptiness, and its raucous fictional universe pervades any room, prompting the objects in it to speak (or attuning one to the stories of insentient beings). Ozeki’s fourth novel, which has won the Women’s Prize for Fiction this year, thrums with voices – insistent, whispery, informative, wise, derisive, […]

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