Mary Cappello is associate professor of English at the University of Rhode Island. She lives in Providence, Rhode Island.
Cappello's writing shines and, like the flowers she cherishes,
offers fleeting glimpses of beauty.--Sara Ivry, New York Times Book
Review
"In this remarkable memoir, Mary Cappello explores the legacy of
her family with not only grace of style but a kind of grace of
being. . . . Fierce, honest, and deeply affecting."--Jay Parini,
author of Benjamin's Crossing
"Cappello draws you deeply into her world and rewards you with rich
description and sustained motifs. . . . She achieves an
illumination that borders on epiphany."--Corene Lemaitre,
Philadelphia City Paper
"[A] story about . . . love's possibilities and impossibilities,
and the beauty and danger that lurk in the garden of our
lives."--Fred L. Gardaphe, Fra Noi
"The literature of immigration has produced such notable works as
the novels Giants in the Earth and Call It Sleep. . . . [Night
Bloom] can take an honorable place among them."--Whitney Scott,
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