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Still Talking

Brief Description
Following her acclaimed Ladies' Lunch novella (2023), Lore Segal continued to create stories about a fictional group of nonagenarian friends as they faced the last years, months, and moments of their lives. For Lore Segal, the importance lay in 'still talking', and still writing to the... Read More
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A bittersweet last course for Segal's Ladies' Lunch

A bittersweet last course for Segal's Ladies' Lunch

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Following her acclaimed Ladies' Lunch novella (2023), Lore Segal continued to create stories about a fictional group of nonagenarian friends as they faced the last years, months, and moments of their lives. For Lore Segal, the importance lay in 'still talking', and still writing to the very end. Fittingly, her last story was published in the New Yorker in the week that she died, aged ninety-six.

This posthumous novella of interconnected stories and vignettes is enriched by Segal's inspiring wit and wisdom, her compassionate gaze, and her unquenchable curiosity about life. It's a book that entreats us to keep talking, regardless of differences and the trials of ageing - a book that we'll still be talking about many years hence.

Book Details

INFORMATION

ISBN: 9781914502354

Publisher: Sort of Books

Format: Paperback / softback

Date Published: 12 March 2026

Country: United Kingdom

Imprint: Sort of Books

Edition: Main

Contributors:

  • Introduction by Vivian Gornick

Audience: General / adult

DIMENSIONS

Spine width: 12.0mm

Width: 130.0mm

Height: 196.0mm

Weight: 122g

Pages: 112

About the Author

Lore Segal (1928-2024) was born in Vienna and sent to London at age ten on the Kindertransport. She settled in New York in 1951 and began writing for the New Yorker, becoming their longest-running contributor. Her five novels and story collections have won numerous awards.

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