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31 Days of Stories 2022, Day 27: “Sin” by Cynthia Ozick

May 27, 2022June 14, 2022
by Steven Beattie

The ninety-four-year-old author’s story, about art and failure, is charged with typically graceful and metaphorical language.

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31 Days of Stories 2022Cynthia OzickJoyce Carol Oates

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