Amy Warren, Meg Gibson, Jay O. Sanders, and Lynn Hawley in Richard Nelson's Hungry. Photo: Joan Marcus The only distressing element about Hungry, the initial installment in Richard Nelson's new trilogy about the Gabriel Family of Rhinebeck, NY--a philosophical, political and round-the-block neighbor to his Apple Family--is that the author makes the whole thing look so effortlessly easy. Nelson builds a similarly friendly and intriguing clan sitting around the kitchen table, bounded by fifty year...
Amy Warren, Meg Gibson, Jay O. Sanders, and Lynn Hawley in Richard Nelson's Hungry. Photo: Joan Marcus The only distressing element about Hungry, the initial installment in Richard Nelson's new trilogy about the Gabriel Family of Rhinebeck, NY--a philosophical, political and round-the-block neighbor to his Apple Family--is that the author makes the whole thing look so effortlessly easy. Nelson builds a similarly friendly and intriguing clan sitting around the kitchen table, bounded by fifty year...
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