All That Glisters and Other Stories Pat Lynch:Paperback Ben soon realized that he

Ben soon realized that he hated being a child

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All That Glisters and Other Stories Pat Lynch:Paperback Ben soon realized that hePat Lynchs work, with its astute social consciousness and reporters sharp eye, tunes us in: to language with its revelations and betrayals, to subtexts, to nuance, to irony. Her characters engage us emotionally; her stories peel away the layers with humor and great humanity. Lynch is funny the way that Lears fool is funny: she tells the truth. She is (as the teenage Dustin Blake would say in Hand Me Downs) a hella good writer. Susan Kelly DeWitt,