Company

<p>'A riotous, dazzling debut' <b>DEESHA PHILYAW</b></p><p>'Reading Shannon Sanders makes me want to visit home'<b> TONY TULATHIMUTTE</b></p><p><b>The heartfelt celebration of family and the messy beauty of belonging for fans of <i>Blue Sisters</i> and <i>Small Worlds</i></b></p><p>One family. Thirteen stories.</p><p>Meet the sisters - Cassandra, Fay, Lela, and Suzette - and their circle of relatives, friends and lovers. A jostling clan of dropouts and overachievers, bickering siblings and delightfully bossy aunties.</p><p>Journeying from a smoky jazz bar to a glittering campus soirée, this is a family portrait that refuses to sit still and a joyful, multigenerational celebration of belonging.</p><p><b>Further praise for <i>Company</i>...</b></p>'A brilliant debut with each incisive chapter offering a new window into the beguiling Collins family' <b>Ann Napolitano, author of <i>Hello Beautiful</i></b></p><p>'There are undeniable shades of Bernardine Evaristo's <i>Girl, Woman, Other</i>. . . Sanders has fun playing with her characters as alignments and allegiances shift' <i><b>Marie Claire</b></i></p><p>'A deftly woven tapestry that scrupulously depicts familial ties and estrangement' <b><i>New York Times</i></b></p><p>'Offers sharp and original insight into the intimate politics of race and class' <b>Danielle Evans, author of <i>The Office of Historical Corrections</i></b></p>