The Pugilist at Rest rick stevesThom Jones made his literary debut in The New Yorker in 1991. Within six months his stories appeared in Harper's, Esquire, Mirabella, Story, Buzz, and in The New Yorker twice more. "The Pugilist at Rest" the title story from this stunning collection took first place in Prize Stories 1993: The O. Henry Awards and was selected for inclusion in Best American Short Stories 1992. He is a writer of astonishing talent. Jones's stories whether set in the
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this world can take a major toll on us
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a famous actress becomes embroiled in a fake tabloid romance
