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These twelve stories explore the infinitely varied ways in which a shared crisis brought us face to face with ourselves, forcing us to engage with the stranger we discovered and rely on our own kindness and mercy.
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“Read one and you’ll want to read the rest … They’re stories for this moment: intimate, surprising, sometimes even humbling. I found them wonderfully, distractingly different from other contemporary stories—no surprise from R.C. Binstock, whose writerly risk taking I’ve long admired.” — Ann Beattie |
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