Honey

"[Tallent writes] with a keen, quicksilver appreciation of her characters’ inner lives and with a poet’s eye for the luminous, skewed details of everyday life." —The New York Times

The men and women in Elizabeth Tallent’s stories think a great deal about love. They argue about it at the dinner table. They cling to it with talismans. They flirt with strangers or moon impossibly over aunts and cousins.

In Honey, Elizabeth Tallent animates her characters’ predicaments and charts the wild arcs of their longings with breathtaking grace and profound emotional truth.