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John Edgar Wideman: Critical Review by James Wood

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SOURCE: Wood, James. “The Voices of Homewood.” Times Literary Supplement (7 May 1993): 21.

In the following mixed review, Wood provides a stylistic analysis of the stories in All Stories Are True.

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