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48 reviewsBarrington Jedidiah Walker.
Barry to his friends.
Trouble to his wife.
"Few writers since Hanif Kureishi have tackled the subject of homosexuality in British Asian or black culture. Evaristo’s sensitively drawn narrative captures the erotic attraction between two ageing lovers while exploring the relationship of tender companionship." - Times Literary Supplement
Seventy-four years old, Antiguan-born and bred, flamboyant Hackney personality Barry is known for his dapper taste and fondness for retro suits. He is a husband, father and grandfather. And for the past sixty years, he has been in a relationship with his childhood friend and soulmate, Morris.
Wife Carmel knows Barry has been cheating on her, but little does she know what is really going on. When their marriage goes into meltdown, Barrington has big choices to make.
"Evaristo's second prose novel similarly transforms our often narrow perceptions of gay men in England. The familiar trope of the closet is deployed, but contested and reworked in winningly credible, moving ways... The effect is variously comical, agonizing and, ultimately, moving. Evaristo tells us of lives we imagined we knew while rearranging much more than the furniture." - The Independent (UK)
Mr Loverman is a groundbreaking exploration of Britain's older Caribbean community, which explodes cultural myths and fallacies, and shows how deep and far-reaching the consequences of prejudice and fear can be. It is also a warm-hearted, funny and life-affirming story about a character as mischievous, cheeky and downright lovable as any you'll ever meet.