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Of these four short fiction pieces from Pulitzer Prize winner Russo, two are English Department tales, although neither is as antic as his Straight Man, arguably the best novel ever in this genre. In the relatively tepid "Horseman," a professor deals with a problematic plagiarizing student; in "Voice," an elderly professor is conned into a tour of Venice, possibly (or not) to reconcile with his egoist brother while anguishing o...Log In or Sign Up to Read More