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Do Not Deny Me

by Jean Thompson

Do Not Deny Me

by Jean Thompson

In 'Do Not Deny Me', Jean Thompson presents a stirring collection of twelve short stories that capture the intricacies of American life. With the same narrative prowess that earned her national recognition, Thompson crafts tales that are rich with wit, humor, and keen observations, shining a light on the day-to-day existence of diverse individuals. Each story serves as a vignette, offering a snapshot of reality that resonates with universal truths and the shared human experience. Readers are invited to delve into an anthology where the prose itself delivers deep satisfaction, line by line, and the collective wisdom embedded within these stories heralds Thompson as a profound voice in contemporary fiction.

  • Short Stories
  • Literary
  • Fiction
  • Anthology
  • Contemporary
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