“The Things We Do Not Say” by Elizabeth Strout
About this episode
The episode discusses Elizabeth Strout's novel 'The Things We Do Not Say', exploring themes of despair and isolation in the human experience.
Artie Dam teaches high school history, makes pleasant small talk with the neighbors, and sails his boat on the weekend. But the Artie no one sees is plagued by despair and isolation. Pulitzer Prize-winning author Elizabeth Strout’s latest novel “The Things We Do Not Say” is a compassionate look at the human condition.
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