Love & Sleep | Ideas for Group Discussions
As the second novel in a series, Love & Sleep offers some special opportunities for group discussion. If any of the group members has read Aegypt, a summary of that novel may help the group see how the two novels compliment each other. It may be useful to pursue how the characters — particularly Pierce and Rosie — are changing or developing in this series of works. In an interview, Crowley mentions that Rosie's child, Sam, figures more prominently in the second novel as a response to the birth of his own twin daughters. As he experienced parenthood in the course of...
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