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# Fellowship Point: A Novel

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Review: Such depth of character! wonderful writing! - Let me say right out, I am a restless reader who routinely abandons well written books that don't engage me, or hi octane not-so-well-written books that grab my attention temporarily merely the way a car accident does. FELLOWSHIP POINT got me and held me. It is a story of a believable and deep friendship between two women--very different from one another, both flawed, both still wrestling with life, their pasts, their present and their awareness of a limited future but a future they intend to live fully. I loved Alice Elliott Dark's humor, her mastery of omniscient narration for TWO characters (not one, which is pretty unusual), plus her her warts-and-all approach to character, her plot surprises, the allusions to real life and real literature, and the way unbidden thoughts come to her characters, as they do for all of us, and her inclusion of intergenerational friendship, which most writers overlook, though I imagine they such friendships play a part in the lives of most of us. Reading the novel was entering a universe, and so the storyline and the characters stayed with me even when I was off living my daily life. Apparently the book took Dark a couple of decades--not a surprise, given the emotional and narrative archeology of the book. I loved it and won't forget Agnes or Polly or Maud either. The only thing that made me stop and wonder in a way that took me away from the text is why Dark spelled glamour as "glamor". Anyone know?
Review: Wonderful Book Marred by Improbable Ending - Like Agnes and Polly, I too am in my early 80s and my closest friend has been my confidante and comforter since grade school. Therefore, I recognized and empathized with Agnes and Polly's comments and concerns about aging and their occasionally difficult relationship. The writing style was beautiful. The plot has been discussed in many other reviews. Therefore, I'll confine my comments to the ending while trying to be nonspecific enough to avoid a spoiler. Alas, the final 50 or so pages regarding Agnes, Polly, and Nan were so impossible to believe that it seemed as if a different author (most likeLy one from Hallmark) had been hired to write them. No way could this have happened! The ending was almost an affront to an intelligent reader.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #59,911 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #217 in Friendship Fiction (Books) #1,329 in Women's Domestic Life Fiction #1,553 in Contemporary Women Fiction |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (3,622) |
| Dimensions  | 5.25 x 1.6 x 8 inches |
| ISBN-10  | 1982131829 |
| ISBN-13  | 978-1982131821 |
| Item Weight  | 1 pounds |
| Language  | English |
| Print length  | 608 pages |
| Publication date  | May 9, 2023 |
| Publisher  | Scribner |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Such depth of character! wonderful writing!
*by E***E on August 17, 2022*

Let me say right out, I am a restless reader who routinely abandons well written books that don't engage me, or hi octane not-so-well-written books that grab my attention temporarily merely the way a car accident does. FELLOWSHIP POINT got me and held me. It is a story of a believable and deep friendship between two women--very different from one another, both flawed, both still wrestling with life, their pasts, their present and their awareness of a limited future but a future they intend to live fully. I loved Alice Elliott Dark's humor, her mastery of omniscient narration for TWO characters (not one, which is pretty unusual), plus her her warts-and-all approach to character, her plot surprises, the allusions to real life and real literature, and the way unbidden thoughts come to her characters, as they do for all of us, and her inclusion of intergenerational friendship, which most writers overlook, though I imagine they such friendships play a part in the lives of most of us. Reading the novel was entering a universe, and so the storyline and the characters stayed with me even when I was off living my daily life. Apparently the book took Dark a couple of decades--not a surprise, given the emotional and narrative archeology of the book. I loved it and won't forget Agnes or Polly or Maud either. The only thing that made me stop and wonder in a way that took me away from the text is why Dark spelled glamour as "glamor". Anyone know?

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wonderful Book Marred by Improbable Ending
*by H***R on December 4, 2022*

Like Agnes and Polly, I too am in my early 80s and my closest friend has been my confidante and comforter since grade school. Therefore, I recognized and empathized with Agnes and Polly's comments and concerns about aging and their occasionally difficult relationship. The writing style was beautiful. The plot has been discussed in many other reviews. Therefore, I'll confine my comments to the ending while trying to be nonspecific enough to avoid a spoiler. Alas, the final 50 or so pages regarding Agnes, Polly, and Nan were so impossible to believe that it seemed as if a different author (most likeLy one from Hallmark) had been hired to write them. No way could this have happened! The ending was almost an affront to an intelligent reader.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Cathartic—and sorely underrated
*by J***N on June 15, 2023*

I’ll admit, I found the first half of Alice Elliot Dark’s “Fellowship Point” a task that I had to push through—but my instinct told me to persevere, and the payoff was greatly rewarding and even empowering. I’ve read close to thirty novels this year, all of them literary, but I would consider “Fellowships Point” in my top two favorite. I’m not going to write a summary of the novel—others have don’t that here and you can read the synopsis in the book’s description. With that said, I encourage you to read this extraordinary work; stay with it because everything ties together in a beautiful climax and conclusion. “Fellowship Point” has inspired me to write, to value friendships and family, and to respect the natural beauty of this world.

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