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Turning Dark Corners
By Cathleen Medwick
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The Big Girls
The Big Girls (Knopf), by Susanna Moore, a gripping novel of imprisonment, literal and emotional, narrated by a schizophrenic inmate, her anguished therapist, and others. Dark matter, encased in this artful writer's sinewy prose.
From the July 2007 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine

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