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Wild Game: My Mother, Her Lover, and Me is a 2019 memoir by American writer Adrienne Brodeur. The memoir is centered around the author's relationship with her mother, Malabar Brewster. Brodeur helps her mother hide an affair from her (the mother's) husband. The story begins in July 1980. Brodeur was 14 years old at that time. Brodeur accompanies her mother and her lover (known in the book as Ben Souther) on walks and waits for them as they go off on their trysts. Ilana Masad of National Public Radio stated that the novel, "for all its luscious prose and tantalizing elements, is ultimately about the slow and painful process of losing a mother." Masad wrote that the work "reads very much like a novel with a first-person narrator". Emily Rapp Black of The New York Times wrote that the author "does not reject her mother, [...] but neither does she become her or soft-pedal the ways in which Malabar continues to wound her." (en) |
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