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Robert
Sep 26, 2018 08:32AM
I found the book relatable partly because I too grew up wealthy (but not wealthy enough for a summer home). At my age, I'm just not interested anymore in stories about teenagers, as terrible as that may sound. I have a couple other Whitehead books on my shelves, and look forward to reading them after seeing the excellence of the writing in this one.
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Saw your review of Colson Whitehead's Sag Harbor and feel like you missed the point of the book. It's not a history of the Black Community there. it is a 'memoir' of one Black teenager. You wouldn't know this because I don't have a photo on GR, but I am African American and found the book relatable, despite the fact that I grew up the opposite of wealthy.
Wishing I could have a conversation with you sometime about this book.
I do enjoy following you on GR.
