Among the best-reviewed books of the week, highlighted by Literary Hub, the novel 'Stations' by Louise Kennedy (Riverhead) has taken the top spot in the fiction section with nine enthusiastic reviews. The work was described as 'extraordinary' and 'bittersweet' by Boston Globe critic Cory Oldweiler.
The review emphasizes the maturity and thoughtfulness of Kennedy's style, which has earned her a place alongside great contemporary Irish authors like Eimear McBride and Sally Rooney. The quality of her writing is such that readers will rush to read whatever she publishes next.
The same list includes other notable titles, such as 'The Heights' by Ian Rankin and 'Is It Too Late to Make a Run for It?' by Judi Dench, but it is Kennedy's novel that receives the most unanimous praise. The literary week confirms itself as rich with options for all tastes.
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