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Off the Shelf
By Tom Nissley | Monday,
December 07, 2015
It’s understandable that Edward P. Jones begins his introduction
to the anniversary edition of Lost
in the City by insisting—with the kind of preemptive impatience
that makes it clear it’s not the first time he’s had to insist—that his
characters and stories come not from his life but his imagination. Every
writer of fiction has to answer that assumption, but Jones has to face it
more than most, in part because his stories are so grounded in the map of his
home city, Washington, D.C. READ
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