The author of this two-part novel borrowed its title from a 1967 book by Frank Kermode.
The author of this two-part novel borrowed its title from a 1967 book by Frank Kermode. Through the eyes of the narrator, the second part of the novel reevaluates the first after the narrator receives £500 as an inheritance from the deceased mother of Veronica. The first part includes the reflections by the narrator on his childhood and university days with Adrian Finn, which were challenged by the philosophical dilemma of suicide. Narrated by the retired and solitary Tony Webster, FTP name this 2011 Man Booker Prize-winning novel by Julian Barnes.
The author of this two-part novel borrowed its title from a 1967 book by Frank Kermode.
The Sense of an Ending