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Into the Garden of Gethsemane, Georgia,New
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Mrs. Abigail Fisher, the Souths Esteemed First Lady of Letters, is in a rut. Her writing career has collapsed, and she has become an embittered old woman living alone in a dilapidated house in Georgia. Only shes not as alone as she thinks. One of her characters, Pistachio Simmons, who had been cut from Mrs. Fishers bestselling novel, The Garden of Gethsemane, Georgia, has returned to demand she be given the storyline she deserves. After Pistachio starts a fire in the kitchen, Mrs. Fisher is forced to summon her estranged daughter, Elise, back home. When Pistachio finds the deleted pages from her book, she begins to create her own chapters separate from the ones her author had given her. As Pistachio flourishes, Mrs. Abigail Fisher fades, and mother and daughter are forced to confront the failed plotlines of their own lives, including the one theyve tried hardest to ignorethe story of the ghostgirl in the garden. Part magical realism, part meditation on the creative process, part oldfashioned ghost story, Into the Garden of Gethsemane, Georgia opens up the reader to the intimate world of a writer and the characters, real and imagined, who haunt her in the night.
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