Black Dog and Other Stories
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The stories in "Black Dog and Other Stories" are set in a variety of times and places, but they are all united by their exploration of the human condition. Coppard's characters are often complex and flawed, and they struggle with issues such as love, loss, betrayal, and death. The stories are often dark and atmospheric, but they also contain moments of great beauty and hope.Book Details
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