Let Me Finish

Set against the backdrop of Prohibition-era New York, this autobiography offers an intimate glimpse into the author's formative years. Roger Angell reflects on his upbringing with a remarkable father, a pioneering mother who helped shape the New Yorker, and a celebrated stepfather, E. B. White. Through his unique narrative style, Angell presents a candid and unsentimental account of his life, highlighting the influences that shaped his literary journey and personal identity.