The Pavilion of Former Wives: Fictions by Jonathan Baumbach eBook
A man and woman carry out an unusual courtship through a series of letters that gradually strip away their facades. A husband and wife argue about an infidelity that may never have happened. A liaison that hinges on a lost car ends before it begins when dreams influence reality. And a man confronts the specters of his failed relationships in the mysterious Pavilion of Former Wives. In fourteen thematically linked stories, Jonathan Baumbach explores the sour and bitter sweetness of relationships just beginning and already over, and the frailty that love makes of us.
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A man and woman carry out an unusual courtship through a series of letters that gradually strip away their facades. A husband and wife argue about an infidelity that may never have happened. A liaison that hinges on a lost car ends before it begins when dreams influence reality. And a man confronts the specters of his failed relationships in the mysterious Pavilion of Former Wives. In fourteen thematically linked stories, Jonathan Baumbach explores the sour and bitter sweetness of relationships just beginning and already over, and the frailty that love makes of us.
This digital download includes .epub and .prc files
Also available in print
A man and woman carry out an unusual courtship through a series of letters that gradually strip away their facades. A husband and wife argue about an infidelity that may never have happened. A liaison that hinges on a lost car ends before it begins when dreams influence reality. And a man confronts the specters of his failed relationships in the mysterious Pavilion of Former Wives. In fourteen thematically linked stories, Jonathan Baumbach explores the sour and bitter sweetness of relationships just beginning and already over, and the frailty that love makes of us.
This digital download includes .epub and .prc files
Also available in print
about the author
Co-founder of the Fiction Collective in 1973 (reinvented as FC2 in 1988), Jonathan Baumbach is the author of fourteen books of fiction and over ninety published stories. His work has appeared in Esquire, American Review, Tri Quarterly, Partisan Review, and Iowa Review, and has been anthologized in Best American Short Stories, The O. Henry Prize, and The Best of Tri-Quarterly.
