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McSweeney's Quarterly Concern, San Francisco, California
"Featuring: Tim Heidecerk's tour diaries; Jeffrey Neuman's 'The Headliners'; The winners of the inaugural Stephen Dixon prize, Kristina Ten and Maz Do; New fiction by Selena Gambrell Anderson, Caleb Crain, Sahar Delijani, Eskor David Johnson, Kevin...
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Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen
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"Featuring: Tim Heidecerk's tour diaries; Jeffrey Neuman's 'The Headliners'; The winners of the inaugural Stephen Dixon prize, Kristina Ten and Maz Do; New fiction by Selena Gambrell Anderson, Caleb Crain, Sahar Delijani, Eskor David Johnson, Kevin Moffett, Ed Park, Lalla Romano, Jim Shepherd, Erin Somers, Lauren Spohrer, and Adrian Van Young; and letters from Justin Carder, Vi Khi Nao, Dan Poppick, and Mina Tavakoli
"In this long short story, or short novella, Dave Eggers gives us an unforgettable duo, Helen and Peter Mahoney, a homebody niece and her adventurous, almost-British uncle. Helen designs invitations to parties and galas to which she is not welcome,...
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"In this long short story, or short novella, Dave Eggers gives us an unforgettable duo, Helen and Peter Mahoney, a homebody niece and her adventurous, almost-British uncle. Helen designs invitations to parties and galas to which she is not welcome, and is quite comfortable with that. One day, though, Peter wonders, "Why not print an extra invite and I'll be your plus one?" What starts out as an innocuous lark becomes much more -- a very funny and lyrical referendum on why humans congregate and celebrate, and the pros and cons of leaving the house at all." --
