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"There's a depth to the darkness of Michener's characters, which is Irish—always human, always enigmatic."—Ken McCullough
These eleven stories are about living in a world where grace is often AWOL. As Judy Troy writes, "It is never the author's hand you see. The boy meeting the damaged brother for the first time, the doctor setting foot in Africa, the carpet cleaner dating the young woman nobody quite understands: the mystery of being human shines—and is allowed to shine—at the center of these gracefully written stories."
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Petra Hartmann
reviewed Numerology and Other Stories on January 08, 2013
Numerology and Other Stories
This collection of short stories revolves around women in the wake of failed relationships. For the most part, these are women who are coping with a divorce or romantic break-up. On a few occasions, the primary character is a youth coming to terms with a parent's new romantic alliance. I like the short story for its tight construction which can carry such a punch. But, these stories rarely had that sort of power behind them. The characters and situations have shown up in so many novels and TV movies that they felt a bit tired.
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