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Far-flung
When Peter Cameron's collection One Way or Another was published in 1986 it heralded a distinctive new voice in American fiction - "one of the best writers about middle-class youth since Salinger" (Booklist). One Way or Another brought genuine emotional breadth to the predicaments of a generation that was coming of age uneasily, in a world in which families and relationships had lost their moorings. In his new group of stories, Far-flung, Cameron draws a gallery of. Diverse characters who find themselves at an impasse that is often as much emotional as it is the result of forces outside...
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