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The Dogs of Detroit

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First published
2018
Pages
147

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Brad Felver's interesting collection of 14 short stories, "The Dogs of Detroit," expresses the complex terrain of bereavement. Every story examines the various manifestations of mourning, ranging from aggression to quiet, seclusion to complete seclusion. While some stories show grief as a strong, instantaneous force, others show how it gradually changes over time. Set against both urban and rural landscapes, these pieces deftly weave the relationships inside families as well. Felver, the 2018 Drue Heinz Literature Prize winner, uses moving storytelling to encourage readers to consider the intricacies of life.

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Brad Felver

Brad Felver is an American short-story writer whose fiction studies grief, deprivation, family strain, and the moral pressure of difficult places. The Dogs of Detroit, his debut collection, won the Drue Heinz Literature Prize and appeared from University of Pittsburgh Press in 2018. Individual stories from the collection also earned O. Henry recognition.

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First published
2018
Reading time
About 4 hours
Pages
147
Language
English
Formats
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