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In an excellent, nuanced and totally unique assortment of documents, the author and critic Colm Tóibín examines the associations of authors for their function and their people. From Linda Austen’s aunts to Tn Williams’s mentally-ill sibling, the effect of personal family character is visible in several of literature’s best works. Tóibín, recognized both for his award winning fiction and his sexy book reviews and essays, and the Mellon Professor in the Humanities at Columbia, remnants and translates these interesting, odd, frequently complicated family fits in New Methods to Kill Your Mom. Through the connection between Watts.