Safe Places: Stories: Juniper Prize for Fiction
Autor Kerry Dolanen Limba Engleză Paperback – 15 apr 2022
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781625346391
ISBN-10: 1625346395
Pagini: 168
Dimensiuni: 140 x 216 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.23 kg
Editura: University of Massachusetts Press
Colecția University of Massachusetts Press
Seria Juniper Prize for Fiction
ISBN-10: 1625346395
Pagini: 168
Dimensiuni: 140 x 216 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.23 kg
Editura: University of Massachusetts Press
Colecția University of Massachusetts Press
Seria Juniper Prize for Fiction
Notă biografică
KERRY DOLAN is a Philadelphia-based writer. A finalist for the New American Fiction Prize and the Tartt First Fiction Award, her work has appeared in Quarterly West, Greensboro Review, Robert Olen Butler Prize Stories, and elsewhere. Dolan has received fellowships from MacDowell, the Ucross Foundation, the Millay Colony, and the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts.
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“Safe Places gathers up stories of menace—the dangers of other people, the toxins of modern life—and a hedging affection for place. It’s a rumination on love, on loyalty and chance, a story collection brimming with surprises and quiet insight into why we fail, why we want, what sustains us. Infidelity and heartache, wanderlust, lust, superstition—all are here. I love the clean candor of these sentences, the buoyant generosity of this heart.”—Noy Holland, Juniper Prize for Fiction judge and author of I Was Trying to Describe What It Feels Like
“There’s something achingly humane about the stories in Kerry Dolan’s collection, Safe Places. Take a heartbreaker from the luminous story 'Lightning Ridge.' 'She wondered, often, what had gone wrong in her life.' Note the word: often. Don’t we all? Often wonder. Something so fundamental about it and about these stories. Dolan goes down to the roots, where all good stories must go. A must-read collection . . .”—Peter Orner, author of Maggie Brown Others
“In these sharp-witted, provocative, disquieting stories, Kerry Dolan yanks you into the lives of her characters and holds on tight. These stories have spare but evocative prose, dialogue that cuts to the heart, and the sort of insight that makes you feel as if a character is whispering marvels into your ear.”—Lisa Carey, author of The Stolen Child
“This perceptive debut is a blues song in the key of Berriault, Michaels, and Paley. Kerry Dolan's vulnerable, diffident characters traverse American adolescence, adulthood, nomadism, sexual anomie, and the snub-nose paper-airplane endings of real life with a psychology so fine it aches.” —Edie Meidav, author of Kingdom of the Young
“There’s something achingly humane about the stories in Kerry Dolan’s collection, Safe Places. Take a heartbreaker from the luminous story 'Lightning Ridge.' 'She wondered, often, what had gone wrong in her life.' Note the word: often. Don’t we all? Often wonder. Something so fundamental about it and about these stories. Dolan goes down to the roots, where all good stories must go. A must-read collection . . .”—Peter Orner, author of Maggie Brown Others
“In these sharp-witted, provocative, disquieting stories, Kerry Dolan yanks you into the lives of her characters and holds on tight. These stories have spare but evocative prose, dialogue that cuts to the heart, and the sort of insight that makes you feel as if a character is whispering marvels into your ear.”—Lisa Carey, author of The Stolen Child
“This perceptive debut is a blues song in the key of Berriault, Michaels, and Paley. Kerry Dolan's vulnerable, diffident characters traverse American adolescence, adulthood, nomadism, sexual anomie, and the snub-nose paper-airplane endings of real life with a psychology so fine it aches.” —Edie Meidav, author of Kingdom of the Young