Women forgive first.

The life of a modern woman, like sea water with salt, is oversaturated with events. Parents and children, spouse and the world of his concerns, home and household, work and career - in this hustle and bustle, there is very little room for meditation, for immersing oneself in one's own world, for looking at oneself from the outside... Without this reflection, life flies by unnoticed, leaving no marks for memories. Henry Kranz's book "Women Forgive First" to some extent compensates for this lack. The heroines of his stories seem to observe themselves in the mirror. And there, an innocent joke turns into grotesque, a mundane event - into a harbinger of great feeling, an unnoticed offense - into retribution. The modern woman recognizes herself in Kranz's characters, her actions, words, desires, but at the same time sees in the reflected world, alas, a devaluation of beauty and generosity.