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John J. Clayton
John J. Clayton writes short stories and novels, including "The man I never wanted to be," "Minyan," and "Kuperman's Fire." His work has also appeared in The Best American Short Stories 1973.
Kuperman's Fire
Michael Kuperman's company, Fusion, is close to a major merger when he uncovers disturbing information about Chemicorp, a key player in the deal. Chemicorp is producing chemicals for illicit purposes, and those involved will go to great lengths to protect their secrets. Michael must decide how to act, guided by the legacy of his maternal grandfather, Jacob Goldstein.