In a Bear's Eye

by Yannick Murphy

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"Stories like beautiful black diamonds. Someone has cut you while you were dreaming, slipped them into your muscles, your mind. You may never know just how you've been changed."--Brad Watson, author ofThe Heaven of Mercury The title story was included inThe O.Henry Prize Stories 2007.

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I didn't like these stories very much. Many of them aren't really stories, but are a picture of a situation or a relationship. The characters and relationships seemed a little extreme too me -- maybe gothic? maybe grotesque?

franoscar | Aug 17, 2014 |

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"Stories like beautiful black diamonds. Someone has cut you while you were dreaming, slipped them into your muscles, your mind. You may never know just how you've been changed."--Brad Watson, author ofThe Heaven of Mercury The title story was included inThe O.Henry Prize Stories 2007.

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