
Douglas Stuart Reads “The Englishman”
The New Yorker: The Writer's Voice - New Fiction from The New Yorker
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The Last Shot of a Young Man
Each page held a collection of photographs. The photos were of young men, maybe 20 to 30 different faces. William had ize them as though they were chapters in his life. I found the book arousing. It was like a menu, a catalogue of beauty. Half way through the abum, i could tell that william had a type. He liked northern, scrawny, almost all parsimonious hips and jotting clavicles. He liked them scowling, a little hungry looking. Scottish. For many years, i did place personal ads. Boys like you would never reply to my advert unless there was money in it. In all those years, i
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