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 · Charles D'Ambrosio attended the Iowa Writers Workshop after getting his BA in English at Oberlin College in Ohio. He is the author of two collections of short stories, The Point and The Dead Fish Museum, and one collection of essays, Orphans/5. I enjoyed reading this collection of short stories. Charles D'Ambrosio has a way of immersing the reader into his stories with the most evocative of narratives while using the most simplest of words. His stories are of a genre called "Slice of Life Realism." I can feel these stories and the characters within them and they stay with www.doorway.rus: The Point and Other Stories Hardcover – January 1, by Charles. D'Ambrosio (Author) › Visit Amazon's Charles. D'Ambrosio Page. Find all the books, read about the author, and more. See search results for this author. Charles. D'Ambrosio (Author) Previous page. www.doorway.ru: Charles. D'Ambrosio.

Charles D'Ambrosio, Author. Clear Cut $ (p) ISBN D'Ambrosio (The Point and Other Stories) brings to the real world the same idiosyncratic personal language and keen. Charles D'Ambrosio is the author of two short story collections, The Point and other Stories, a PEN/Hemingway finalist and a New York Times Notable Book of the Year, and The Dead Fish Museum, a PEN/Faulkner www.doorway.ru has also published two essay collections, Orphans and Loitering (). Among his many honors are the Whiting Writers' Award and an Academy Award in Literature from the. Charles D'Ambrosio's characters owe a debt to the hypermasculinity of Hemingway's Nick Adams. Charles D'Ambrosio, whose stories frequently appear in The New Yorker. "The Point," and one.

Buy The Point: And Other Stories by Charles D'Ambrosio online at Alibris. We have new and used copies available, in 1 editions - starting at $ Shop now. Other editions - View all. The Point: Stories Charles D#39;Ambrosio No preview available - The Point: Stories Charles D#39;Ambrosio No preview available. Published in , The Point was Charles D'Ambrosio's first collection. In it are quiet, sometimes nearly impressionistic stories that, despite their length (the shortest of the seven stories is 24 pages) I never got bogged down while reading.