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Tag Archives: acculturation
Diddle by Daniel Staniforth
Every now and then you come across a book which you just read straight through with a kind of slack jawed and glazed eyed wonder, wishing you’d written it. That’s how I first read Daniel Staniforth’s Diddle, a string of … Continue reading →
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Tagged acculturation, American dream, culture, Daniel Staniforth, disconnection, fiction, immigration, outsiders, satire, stories, story collection
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