Who’s To Say?: Life and Form in Life of M
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By D. W. White.
Rachel Cusk, Life of M (Faber, 2026)
There is a famous — if you’ll find some generosity in your definition of that operative word — interview that Rachel Cusk once did with The New Yorker, following the release of Kudos, the third instalment of her Outline trilogy. This was in 2018. At the end of a response about the nuances of Faye (the protagonist), Cusk tacks on the line, “I’m not interested in character because I don’t think character exists anymore.” Naturally, the i
Rachel Cusk, Life of M (Faber, 2026)
There is a famous — if you’ll find some generosity in your definition of that operative word — interview that Rachel Cusk once did with The New Yorker, following the release of Kudos, the third instalment of her Outline trilogy. This was in 2018. At the end of a response about the nuances of Faye (the protagonist), Cusk tacks on the line, “I’m not interested in character because I don’t think character exists anymore.” Naturally, the i
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