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FAREWELL
NAVIGATOR: FORTHCOMING
JUNE 2008 "Zumas
gives socially awkward, mysteriously gifted and self-destructive
outcasts spellbinding, unflinching voice . . . It’s a
powerful, irresistible collection." “Attention
unrequited lovers, sisters of suicidal brothers, children of
the legally blind: you are not alone. Leni Zumas understands
your quiet agony and describes it with such a wry, unflinching
familiarity that even the gory details ring true. If darkness
has ever been your friend, your story is in here.”
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Winter 2007–2008 Contributors:
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"An
inchoate evil is hard at work in each of these eleven stunning,
loosely linked stories . . . Brown’s deep sympathy for
his flawed characters endows these polished shorts with brilliant
appeal."
—Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Why
the Devil Chose New England for His Work links gem-cut
stories of troubled youths, alcoholics, illicit romances, the
burden of inheritance, and the bane of class, all set in the
dense upper reaches of Maine, and delivers them with hope, heart,
and quiet humor." |
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