Sorry for Your Trouble is a good book by author Richard Ford.
Richard Ford’s landmark collection of new stories showcases his signature intelligence and sensibility as well as his signature wit and frankness!

In Sorry for Your Trouble, Pulitzer Prize winner and New York Times bestselling author.
“Displaced” takes us back to a young man’s Mississippi childhood, and a shocking encounter with a young Irish immigrant who recklessly tries to ease the narrator’s grief after what happened. his father’s death.

“Driving Up” is about an American woman’s final journey to Canada to say goodbye to a lost love now facing the end of her life.

“The Run of Yourself,” a novel, tells the story of a New Orleans lawyer who overcomes the hardships of living after the death of his Irish wife.

And “Nothing To Claim” is about a man and a woman who meet by chance in New Orleans’ French Quarter, after 20 years, and they discover what’s left of love. for them.

Often rich with Ford’s emotional clarity and lyrical precision, Sorry for Your Trouble is a memorable anthology by one of our greatest writers.

Apologize For Your Trouble is an appropriately named collection, as the characters in eight of its nine stories are all in trouble. In fact, the only story in this collection where the protagonist or protagonist avoids trouble is the first, where a married middle-aged lawyer explores the possibility of starting a love affair over again. college romance. But there, he learns, “There is nothing to declare” and he returns without any major incident to his mate and his life. But otherwise, these stories have:

o An elderly woman, who is nicknamed “Happy”, puts her old friends on the line as she tries to cope with the recent sudden death of her partner.

o A lonely teenager whose family is falling into a financial spiral due to the death of his breadwinner father. In “Displaced,” this boy is the subject of a drive-in sex act that he lacks the experience to comprehend.

Richard Ford is one of my favorite authors. This collection includes excellent articles, reflective topics, and lots of reflection on relationships in life. Ford uniquely captures the scars that people accumulate in life. The book describes both connections and missed connections. It’s life. Highly recommended.

• Sorry for Your Trouble

• Stories
• By: Richard Ford

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