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  • A.M. Homes
    A.M. Homes

    In The Safety of Objects (1990; film 2001), a collection of short fiction, Homes took a scalpel to the complacent pretensions obscuring the deviance and malaise permeating suburban America. Through piquant use of detail, she satirized the behaviour of its denizens in stories such as “Adults…

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    In The Safety of Objects (1990; film 2001), a collection of short fiction, Homes took a scalpel to the complacent pretensions obscuring the deviance and malaise permeating suburban America. Through piquant use of detail, she satirized the behaviour of its denizens in stories such as “Adults…

    Read More