Why the Devil Chose New England for His Work. | The New Yorker (December, 2007)

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Why the Devil Chose New England for His Work.(Brief article)(Book review)

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Publication Date: 24-DEC-07

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The narrators of Brown's second book of stories are mostly watchers--witnesses to sordid events in the fictional town of Vaughn, Maine. Through their eyes, the familiar routines of small-town life are transmogrified into emblematic ugliness. Some of the stories deal with Maine's twin preoccupations with boats and lumber, but...

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