Hunger. Grotto -- Here -- Shock and Awe -- Transfiguration -- Town of Whispering Dolls -- The Wind Farm at Night -- Game Night -- Resurrection -- The Plume -- Beheadings -- Apples -- She Drinks Too Much Of It -- This Whirling Machine -- The Warhol Girl -- The Restaurant With the Glass Lamps -- Copies -- Dead -- Parting -- Hunger.
Summary:
"In The Town of Whispering Dolls by Susan Neville, the author creates stories that inhabit the rust belt of the early twenty-first century United States, where residents dream of a fabled and illusory past even as new technologies reshape their world into something new and deeply strange"-- Provided by publisher.
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