Unspoken but not forgotten
“Some things are better off left unsaid.”
A credo of old-school, moneyed, East Coast culture, this advice permeates Sarah Blake’s latest novel, . As she unwinds a tale about the Milton family, Blake explores those things left unsaid. Whether the reason is a desire to maintain a public image or because some things have just always been that way, what happens when people heed this advice? And what happens when they ignore it and speak
