Some Rain Must Fall

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Bracing, maddening and utterly compelling * The Sunday Times * Tremendous, maddening, addictive, gripping * Observer * It is a pen-and-paper virtual reality; after reading it you feel that another past has been downloaded into your mind * Financial Times * Breathtaking... Knausgaard has a rare talent for making everyday life seem fascinating * The Times * For Knausgaard's obsessive fans, this cycle is the most exciting literary project of our times... Knausgaard is the most humane writer in the world... He writes beautifully... It is precisely in the commonness of the lovingly recorded details that these books spin their magic * Spectator * Raw, fast, improvisatory, unfettered. It's addictive high-wire writing in which he unflinchingly reveals everything about himself * Shortlist * [Some Rain Must Fall] is Knausgaard at his best... It's a rare novelist who writes about student bars and the Happy Mondays at the same time as yearning for spiritual salvation * Independent * Part of Knausgaard's appeal is believability: his books may be called novels but we read them as memoirs. The meticulous detail seems to guarantee their authenticity... Childhood, sex, love, art, work and death are there too, writ small from his own perspective, but compellingly observed * Guardian * Reverberates with life's core questions... In its depiction of the torment of writer's block and a young adult's struggle to construct a sense of self, both on and off the page, it is brilliant * Mail on Sunday *