New Yorker Stories
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In their twenties, they insist on traveling around the country on motorcycles because they can feel the changes in the air; in their thirties and forties, they strive for alone time every Tuesday night, away from their husbands, children, and trivial matters; in their fifties and sixties, they call their daughters far away, only to find that they have stopped talking... In the 32 years from 1974 to 2006, The New Yorker published 48 short stories by Ann Beatty. The characters in her works, like her, have gone from youth to middle age. What has changed is their appearance and personnel, but what remains unchanged is the confusion and hesitation that runs through life, as well as those small but profound warmth.
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