In Michael Chabon’s ‘Moonglow,’ Deathbed Stories Illuminate an Era - The New York Times
Michiko Kakutani
He once promised his wife that he would fly her “to find refuge on the moon,” and after her death, he pictures the two of them in spacesuits like the ones worn by the astronauts in “2001: A Space Odyssey” — “an orange one for him, a blue one for her” — out for a spin in a lunar rover.
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