From the review of Crucial Conversations by May Sarton in The Carroll Daily Times Herald,  May, 1975:  This reviewer found this an utterly satisfying novel because it has lovely language and many messages that tickle the intellect or warm the heart.

May Sarton is a poet of note, also a novelist; she has lived a long time, been a perceptive observer and is a wise woman.

The story is a far cry from blood and thunder and bizarre sexual encounters. Its format is a series of conversations between sensitive people about marriage and divorce and finding oneself.  Read More→