Portraits of a Few of the People I've Made Cry

Stories

Fiction & Literature, Short Stories, Literary, Contemporary Women
Cover of the book Portraits of a Few of the People I've Made Cry by Christine Sneed, Bloomsbury Publishing
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Author: Christine Sneed ISBN: 9781620400463
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Publication: February 12, 2013
Imprint: Bloomsbury USA Language: English
Author: Christine Sneed
ISBN: 9781620400463
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing
Publication: February 12, 2013
Imprint: Bloomsbury USA
Language: English

The ten stories in this debut collection examine the perils of love and what it means to live during an era when people will offer themselves, almost unthinkingly, to strangers. Risks and repercussions are never fully weighed. People leap and almost always land on rocky ground. May-December romances flourish in these stories, as do self-doubt and, in most cases, serious regret. Mysterious, dangerous benefactors, dead and living artists, movie stars and college professors, plagiarists, and distinguished foreign novelists are among the many different characters. No one is blameless, but villains are difficult to single out-everyone seemingly bears responsibility for his or her desires and for the outcome of difficult choices so often made hopefully and naively.

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The ten stories in this debut collection examine the perils of love and what it means to live during an era when people will offer themselves, almost unthinkingly, to strangers. Risks and repercussions are never fully weighed. People leap and almost always land on rocky ground. May-December romances flourish in these stories, as do self-doubt and, in most cases, serious regret. Mysterious, dangerous benefactors, dead and living artists, movie stars and college professors, plagiarists, and distinguished foreign novelists are among the many different characters. No one is blameless, but villains are difficult to single out-everyone seemingly bears responsibility for his or her desires and for the outcome of difficult choices so often made hopefully and naively.

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