Alfred A. Knopf. He takes and shar es pleasure in imagining, then bringing forth a rich variety of voices. It's a wonderful kind of hat trick, at once childish and new and as strange and old as, well, storytelling.
Minimalism is always less than meets the eye.
Worldlier than thou, the minimalist seems forever clever, hardly ever clumsy. It is very hard to be ample and accessible these days and to sound smart at the same time. Similarly, the stories are various in form and content. 93d Pennsylvania, to his mother, both from the early summer of 1865. Something About My Grandfather.