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"In
nine brilliant essays, Baxter displays his characteristic
wit and intelligence as he muses about the influences of culture
and politics on the art of storytelling."--Ploughshares
"[This Book] is a pleasure to read, and it performs an important
function--by mucking around in the problems that plague contemporary
fiction, Burning Down the House may spur both readers
and writers first to a recognition of guilty complicity and
then to constructive thought."--The New York Times Book
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