That Old Cape Magic

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<p>Jack and Joy Griffin are back on Cape Cod - where they spent their hope-filled honeymoon - for a wedding. Cracks are begining to show in Jack's peaceful family life and thirty-four year marriage. He's driving round with his father's ashes in an urn in the boot of his car, haunted by memories of bittersweet family holidays spent at the Cape, while his acerbic mother is very much alive and always on his mobile. He's spent a lifetime trying to be happier than his parents, but has he succeeded?</p><p>A year later, at a second wedding, Jack has a second urn in the car, and his life is starting to unravel.</p>

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Richard Russo won the 2002 Pulitzer Prize for his fifth novel,<i>Empire Falls</i>. He is also the author of<i>Mohawk</i>,<i>The Risk Pool</i>,<i>Nobodys Fool</i>,<i>Straight Man</i>and<i>Bridge of Sighs</i>, as well as a collection of stories,<i>The Whores Child</i>and the memoir,<i>On Helwig Street</i>. His original screenplay is the basis for Rowan Atkinsons film<i>Keeping Mum</i>. He lives with his wife in Maine.

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