Our Souls at Night By Kent Haruf ISBN: 978-1-101-87589-6 Knopf: 2015 $24.00; 179pp. Reviewed by Eduardo Rey Brummel What if two seniors who have each lost their spouse spend their nights sleeping together? That is, “sleeping together” in the literal sense, not the euphemistic and adulterous sense that’s far more commonplace. Such a simple suggestion, yet off-kilter enough to cause one to pause before deciding yay or nay. “No, not sex,” Addie Moore assures Louis Waters, in the opening of Our Souls at Night. “I’m not looking at it that way. I’m talking about getting through the night. And lying ...
