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The Secret Lives of People in Love: Stories


Book ID
126196154
Publisher
Harper Collins
Tongue
English
Weight
1 MB
Category
Standards
ISBN
0061987972

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✦ Synopsis


“Breathtaking. . .chillingly beautiful, like postcards from Eden. . .Van Booy’s stories are somehow like paintings the characters walk out of, and keep walking.” -Los Angeles TimesIn his critically-acclaimed debut collection of short stories,The Secret Lives of People in Love, Simon Van Booy explores the sway of fate and power of memory on the lives of lonely and vulnerable people. With the same spare, economical prose that he brought to his subsequent collection,Love Begins in Winter, winner of the 2009 Frank O’Connor Short Story Award, Van Booy creates a profoundly humane and somber resonance with the assured hand of “a first-rate storyteller” (Newsday).The Secret Lives of People in Loveannounces the arrival of a major new voice in fiction.**

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