In one story in this collection, a baker apologizes for harassing two customers about a birthday cake they ordered for their dead son.
In one story in this collection, a baker apologizes for harassing two customers about a birthday cake they ordered for their dead son. The narrator of another story in this collection watches Tiny's fits alongside a friend who gets a kiss from Roxy when she arrives to sweep his chimneys. In the story that titles this collection, a woman reads to a man who touches her face with his fingers, prompting her to write him a poem and correspond with him on audio tapes. While spending time in Frank (*) Martin's "drying-out" facility, the narrator of another story in this collection shares stories about his alcoholism with J.P. The narrator holds Robert's hand and sketches a building that he can't describe in the title story of this collection, published after its author's What We Talk About When We Talk About Love. For 10 points, name this collection that includes "Where I'm Calling From," written by Raymond Carver.
In one story in this collection, a baker apologizes for harassing two customers about a birthday cake they ordered for their dead son.
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