From the acclaimed author of "Atlas of Unknowns," a bravura
collection of short stories--set, by turns, in London, Sierra
Leone, and the American Midwest--that captures the yearning and
dislocation of young men and women around the world.
In "Light & Luminous," a gifted instructor of Indian dance
falls victim to the vanity and insecurities that have followed her
into middle age. In ""The Scriptological Review" A Last Letter from
the Editor," a damaged young man obsessively studies his father's
handwriting in hopes of making sense of his suicide. And in "What
to Do with Henry," a white woman from Ohio takes in the
illegitimate child her husband left behind in Sierra Leone, as well
as an orphaned chimpanzee who comes to anchor this strange new
family. With "Aerogrammes, " Tania James once again introduces us
to a host of delicate, complicated, and beautifully realized
characters who find themselves separated from their friends,
families, and communities by race, pride, and grief.
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