In September, the light changes

by Andrew Holleran

"In September, the Light Changes presents sixteen stories written during the course of the last two decades, only three of which have been published before. In the longest story, "Amsterdam," the narrator visits an old friend and discovers something that makes his stay unbearable, causing him to seek solace in the beauty of the city's streets, museums, and bath houses. "Someone Is Crying in the Chateau de Berne" introduces Martin, a man "so shallow, he has depth," whose lush head of hair comes to symbolize an era. A chance encounter on a train (with a young raconteur who has pectoral...

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