David LeavittLiterary Fiction · Fiction·b. 1961
Family Dancing
Synopsis
David Leavitt's debut collection of stories delves into the complexities of modern family life and personal identity. In 'Territory,' a mother's progressive views are tested when her gay son brings his lover home. The title story, 'Family Dancing,' brings together a divorced and remarried family, highlighting the enduring bonds that persist despite their fractured history. These tender and humorous tales illuminate the subtle, intricate 'dances' that define our relationships.
How it reads
Prose complexity 7/10
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NeilProtagonist
Mrs. CampbellSupporting















