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9781938849794 English 1938849795 "Bertrand Court "is a captivating novel told in story form, intertwining seventeen luminous narratives about the secrets of a cast of politicos, filmmakers, and housewives, all tied to a suburban Washington, DC, cul-de-sac. Linked through bloodlines and grocery lines, they respond to life's bruises by grabbing power, sex, or the family silver. As they atone and forgive, they unmask the love and truth that hop white picket fences.Michelle Brafman is the author of the novel "Washing the Dead." Her short fiction and essays have appeared in "Slate," "Tablet," the "Washington Post," "Lilith," the "the minnesota review," and elsewhere. She teaches fiction writing at the Johns Hopkins University MA in Writing Program and lives with her family in Glen Echo, Maryland., Bertrand Place intertwines seventeen luminous narratives about the secrets of an unforgettable cast of politicos, filmmakers, and housewives, all tied to a suburban D.C. cul-de-sac. Linked through bloodlines and grocery lines, they respond to life's bruises by grabbing power, sex, or the family silver. As they atone and forgive, they unmask the love and truth that hop white picket fences., Bertrand Place is a captivating novel told in story form, intertwining seventeen luminous narratives about the secrets of a cast of politicos, filmmakers, and housewives, all tied to a suburban Washington, DC, cul-de-sac. Linked through bloodlines and grocery lines, they respond to life's bruises by grabbing power, sex, or the family silver. As they atone and forgive, they unmask the love and truth that hop white picket fences. Michelle Brafman is the author of the novel Washing the Dead , and she is also a contributor the upcoming Harper Collins anthology Crush , joining a stellar cast of writers that includes Carrie Fisher, Stephen King, and Roxane Gay. She has received numerous awards for her fiction, which has appeared in the Pushcart Anthology , Lilith , Fifth Wednesday Journal , the Minnesota Review , Blackbird , and many other journals; her nonfiction pieces have been published in Slate , Tablet , the Washington Post , and elsewhere. She has been chosen as a Visiting Scribe by the Jewish Book Council and as a blogger for Lilith Magazine . Brafman teaches fiction writing at the Johns Hopkins University MA in Writing Program and the George Washington University. She lives in Glen Echo, Maryland.
9781938849794 English 1938849795 "Bertrand Court "is a captivating novel told in story form, intertwining seventeen luminous narratives about the secrets of a cast of politicos, filmmakers, and housewives, all tied to a suburban Washington, DC, cul-de-sac. Linked through bloodlines and grocery lines, they respond to life's bruises by grabbing power, sex, or the family silver. As they atone and forgive, they unmask the love and truth that hop white picket fences.Michelle Brafman is the author of the novel "Washing the Dead." Her short fiction and essays have appeared in "Slate," "Tablet," the "Washington Post," "Lilith," the "the minnesota review," and elsewhere. She teaches fiction writing at the Johns Hopkins University MA in Writing Program and lives with her family in Glen Echo, Maryland., Bertrand Place intertwines seventeen luminous narratives about the secrets of an unforgettable cast of politicos, filmmakers, and housewives, all tied to a suburban D.C. cul-de-sac. Linked through bloodlines and grocery lines, they respond to life's bruises by grabbing power, sex, or the family silver. As they atone and forgive, they unmask the love and truth that hop white picket fences., Bertrand Place is a captivating novel told in story form, intertwining seventeen luminous narratives about the secrets of a cast of politicos, filmmakers, and housewives, all tied to a suburban Washington, DC, cul-de-sac. Linked through bloodlines and grocery lines, they respond to life's bruises by grabbing power, sex, or the family silver. As they atone and forgive, they unmask the love and truth that hop white picket fences. Michelle Brafman is the author of the novel Washing the Dead , and she is also a contributor the upcoming Harper Collins anthology Crush , joining a stellar cast of writers that includes Carrie Fisher, Stephen King, and Roxane Gay. She has received numerous awards for her fiction, which has appeared in the Pushcart Anthology , Lilith , Fifth Wednesday Journal , the Minnesota Review , Blackbird , and many other journals; her nonfiction pieces have been published in Slate , Tablet , the Washington Post , and elsewhere. She has been chosen as a Visiting Scribe by the Jewish Book Council and as a blogger for Lilith Magazine . Brafman teaches fiction writing at the Johns Hopkins University MA in Writing Program and the George Washington University. She lives in Glen Echo, Maryland.