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Husband Memory Pickles and Eleven Other Stories

Husband Memory Pickles and Eleven Other Stories

Husband Memory Pickles

Douglas Atwill

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Editorial:
Sunstone Press
Año de edición:
2014
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9780865349995
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The title story tells of Marian Nakamura who pickles the fallen pears to remember a husband who took a fatal fall from an upper branch of a pear tree. The story won a place on the final ten list of a 2010 'The New Yorker' magazine competition. In another story a Minnesota woman learns to paint in Santa Fe and finds acclaim for her colorful canvases, only to walk away from them. A Native American artist paints a cathedral scene, loosing the powers of old spirits. An even more notable force breaks into a fourth painter’s life, the ancient Old Goddess wanting a place in the new world. 3

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