These eleven short fictions evoke the microcosmic worlds every human relationship contains. A woman is captivated by the stories her boyfriend tells about his exes. A faltering artist goes on a date with a married couple. Twin brothers work out their rivalry via the girl next door. In every one of t
Things to Make and Break
β Scribed by Tan, May-Lan
- Book ID
- 110495490
- Publisher
- Coffee House Press
- Year
- 2018
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 955 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781566895354
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β¦ Synopsis
These eleven short fictions evoke the microcosmic worlds every human relationship contains. A woman is captivated by the stories her boyfriend tells about his exes. A faltering artist goes on a date with a married couple. Twin brothers work out their rivalry via the girl next door. In every one of these tales, we meet indelibly real and unforgettable people, a cast of rebels and dreamers trying to transform themselves, forge new destinies, or simply make the moment last.
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