“The basic premise for Lightning Rods is so audacious that it might be hard to get past its general conceit, but its true brilliance lies in DeWitt’s careful deployment of language so common that we no longer see it. As any million-dollar litigation lawyer or two-cent literary critic will tell you, the devil is in the details.”
— Jennifer Szalai, The New York Times Book Review on Helen DeWitt's Lightning Rods
Fresno Stories
Hard Candy
The Blue Lantern And Other Stories
The Collected Stories Of William Carlos Williams
Toddler-Hunting And Other Stories
The Billancourt Tales
The Farmers’ Daughters
The Collected Stories Of Tennessee Williams
A Month By The Lake & Other Stories
Selected Stories of Siegfried Lenz
All The Stories Of Muriel Spark
The Rain Came Last & Other Stories
Battles In The Desert And Other Stories
The Collected Stories Of Dylan Thomas
Last Evenings On Earth
The Wall
The Devil’s Blindspot
Blue Light In The Sky
One-Way Ticket
Open To The Public
The Foreign Legion
Party For The Girls
Cinema Stories
Eight Stories
Woodpecker Point & Other Stories
The Doctor Stories
Berlin Stories
Fifty Stories
A Russian Doll & Other Stories
The Ghost Stories Of Muriel Spark
Life Being The Best & Other Stories
Stories Of Happy People
Screeno: Stories & Poems
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Ds (2)
While The Women Are Sleeping
The Insufferable Gaucho
The Return
Visitation
Letter From Casablanca
The Wisdom Of The Heart
Us He Devours
Stand Still Like The Hummingbird
Death In Midsummer
Real Illusions
That’s Life
Stained Glass Elegies
Three Italian Chronicles
The Doctor And The Devils
How I Came To Know Fish
The Old Child & Other Tales