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'Michael Sala’s The Restorer weaves together the experiences of a family attempting to restore its balance following a year of separation from Roy: the husband, father, and threatening patriarch of the household. The novel is full of doublings – layers of attempted restorations and new beginnings, patterns of relationships and the potential for repeated violence and tremors.' (Introduction)
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Epigraph: Since the earthquake, the whole town felt as if it were being dismantled rather than put back together – like their house, like everything – (298)
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