My Brother

Controlled and fearless perfectionCarolyn See, Washington Post

A sustained meditation on the grinding wheel of family, with mother always at the hub . . . a memoir about death that portrays it as it is, not as we would have it be, as we so often tailor it both in memoir and fictionAnna Quindlen, New York Times Book Review

Visceral and wrenching, this is a memoir of mourning . . . Kincaid's revelations are both intoxicating and redeemingRené Graham, Boston Sunday Globe

What a writer – elegant, uncompromising, simultaneously direct and layered and complex.Ali Smith