
Hari Kunzru Reads “A Transparent Woman”
The New Yorker: The Writer's Voice - New Fiction from The New Yorker
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The Interrogation Room
The interrogation room was furnished in the style of any other government office. A pair of wood veneer desks were arranged in a te shape. At the window hung a dirty lace curtain. The roll necked man probably had a sour wife at home twitching one just like it. He oscillated between unctuous compassion and petulant threats. Had she given a single moment's thought to her family, her friends? I don't know, she kept saying, i can't remember. She really couldn't remember anything.
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