Mia Levitin

Scenes from domestic life: After the Funeral, by Tessa Hadley, reviewed

As ever in her short stories, Hadley uses the smallest details – of dress, food and decor – to masterfully convey class, character and the inner world of others

Tessa Hadley. [Getty Images]

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