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Year of fire : stories
In these nineteen stories, David Lynn presents the human experience. From continent to continent, from state to state, we see the way in which people's lives and ambitions inevitably collide. They fight for property, torture dogs, rekindle old romances, and build new futures in foreign lands. Following David Lynn around the world, we meet strangers who seem both exotic and familiar and find that their aspirations and fears look much like our own.
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- http://experiment.worldcat.org/entity/work/data/437494635#Topic/fiction_short_stories_single_author
- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85121813
- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sj98000354
- http://id.worldcat.org/fast/1117043
- http://experiment.worldcat.org/entity/work/data/437494635#Topic/literary_criticism_american_general
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- "In these nineteen stories, David Lynn presents the human experience. From continent to continent, from state to state, we see the way in which people's lives and ambitions inevitably collide. They fight for property, torture dogs, rekindle old romances, and build new futures in foreign lands. Following David Lynn around the world, we meet strangers who seem both exotic and familiar and find that their aspirations and fears look much like our own."@en
- "Neither villainous nor devout, the characters that people Lynn's collection of 19 stories negotiate ethics and morality in a world that offers no absolutes. An obscure poet masquerades as her more celebrated colleague in "Mistaken Identity"; amid Detroit's 1967 raging race riots, a blue-blooded prep school teacher tends bar at a strip club on Eight Mile Road in the title story; a newlywed moonlights as an unfaithful vigilante in "Muggings.""@en
- "Neither villainous nor devout, the characters that people Lynn's collection of 19 stories negotiate ethics and morality in a world that offers no absolutes. An obscure poet masquerades as her more celebrated colleague in "Mistaken Identity"; amid Detroit's 1967 raging race riots, a blue-blooded prep school teacher tends bar at a strip club on Eight Mile Road in the title story; a newlywed moonlights as an unfaithful vigilante in "Muggings.""
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- "Electronic books"@en