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by Robin Hemley

American Short storiesDeceptionSelf-deceptionFictionFiction, short stories (single author)
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"Reply All, the third collection of award-winning and widely anthologized short stories by Robin Hemley, takes a humorous, edgy, and frank look at the human art of deception and self-deception. A father accepts, without question, the many duplicate saint relics that appear in front of his cave everyday; a translator tricks Magellan by falsely translating a local chief's words of welcome; an apple salesman a long way from home thinks he's fallen in love; a search committee believes in its own nobility by hiring a minority writer; a cheating couple broadcast their affair to an entire listserv; a talk show host interviews the dead and hopes to learn their secrets. The ways in which humans fool themselves are infinite, and while these stories illustrate this sad fact in sometimes excruciating detail, the aim is not to skewer the misdirected, but to commiserate with them and blush in recognition."--P. [4] of cover.

Themes & subjects

American Short storiesDeceptionSelf-deceptionFictionFiction, short stories (single author)

About the author

Robin Hemley

1958

Author

Robin Hemley

Pages

202

Read time

≈ 5h

Editions

1

Language

English

Publisher

Indiana University Press

ISBN

9780253001801

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