"Lincoln in the Bardo" is a remarkable piece of writing.  The characters speak in epitaphs throughout, which makes reading the book a deeply involved experience.  .   The final the sensation, having reached the end of the book, is one of a generous and compassionate recognition of our condition.  Letting go of grief.  Yes, really remarkable.  

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