Physical, psychic and tribal pain in this memoir of a mercurial mother - Washington Post

Physical, psychic and tribal pain in this memoir of a mercurial mother Washington Post “You Don't Have to Say You Love Me” is a master symphony, a rock opera, a long jazz-fusion jam on the theme of pain of all sorts: physical, psychic, cultural, tribal, economic, historical, romantic, linguistic and on and on. That pain begins in pre ...