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Wally Lamb: Breaking his silence

Article by: CLAUDE PECK , Star Tribune
Updated: March 23, 2011 - 3:58 PM

In his first novel in 10 years, he sweeps up history, violence and family heartbreak. Dark stuff, but he's also open to the possibility of redemption.

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BroonieNov. 15, 08 2:53 PM

I picked up The Hour I First Believed this morning. Everything up to page 13 is riveting (only 710 pages to go) so I decided that I wanted to know more about this. Time for a Google search to figure out Lamb's motivation...and then a long, enjoyable, complex story.

eliumpNov. 16, 08 8:05 AM

From the moment you take in your first sentance of either of Mr. Lamb's previous best sellers you know the man behind the words is an incredibly gifted writer. I find Mr. Lamb's works to be like reading in 3-D. That is, you feel as though the words are morphing into a reality of time, place, circumstance that one can almost touch and you most certainly feel. I have been anxiously waiting on Mr. Lamb's return. I can't wait to see what he has in store for us this time.