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These ten brand-new tales in the famous novelist and short story writer Nathan Englander show a talented young publisher hurting with the truly amazing issues of modern living, with a command of language and the creativity that location Englander in the very forefront of contemporary American fiction.   The concept tale, impressed by Raymond Carver’s masterpiece, is just a provocative symbol of two partnerships where the Holocaust is played-out like a disastrous shop sport. Within the outlandishly dim “Camp Sundown” vigilante justice is performed with a number of geriatric travelers in a rustic summer enclave. “Free Berry for Youthful Widows” is just a little, well-defined research in evil, carefully told with a father to your boy.