Books containing stories by Wendy Brenner
A Day's Pay (2020)
Stories About Work from the Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction
edited by
Ethan Laughman
Fakes (2012)
An Anthology of Pseudo-interviews, Faux-lectures, Quasi-letters,
edited by
David Shields and Matthew Vollmer
New Stories from the South: The Year's Best, 2000 (2000)
(New Stories from the South)
edited by
Shannon Ravenel
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Dodgers (2016)
Bill Beverly
"From the moment we encounter East, a mostly silent kid who 'didn't look like much,' we are initiated into his gaze on the malfunctioning world, a kind of concentrated, exquisite hypervigilance that is both his burden and his gift. It is this quality of attention that makes Dodgers such an intense read -- inescapable, inevitable, impossible to set aside. We can no more turn off East's vision -- and the sense of urgency that comes with it -- than he himself can, and we are along for the ride. The truth-telling and pared-down purity of voice here are reminiscient of Denis Johnson, as if this novel were not written but channelled. This is a beautiful, extraordinary book."
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