
Fortune Smiles
Adam Johnson · b. 1967 · USA
Why it matters
Six stories send a North Korean defector adrift in Seoul, a Stasi archivist confronting his surveillance state's ruins, and a father immersing his dead wife's memory in virtual reality, among other extremities of displacement and grief. Johnson's National Book Award-winning collection extends The Orphan Master's Son's unflinching, darkly comic gaze.
At a glance
short story collectionpsychological novel
Difficulty 5/10medium pace320 pagesSix tonally distinct stories range widely in setting and technique, though each reads clearly on its own.
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