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Lost and Found
by Michael Fillerup


Published In Collection:
Christmas for the World: A Gift to the Children Salt Lake City, UT: Aspen Books, 1991

Published In Anthology:
Bright Angels & Familiars: Contemporary Mormon Stories Salt Lake City, UT: Signature Books, 1992: 185-210

 

Genre:  Short Story
Annotations:
Award in Short Story, Association for Mormon Letters, 1991: "Fillerup's stories are often about Mormonism in that direct way that subverts probity with good intention-or would, if the writing were any less wary, or any less open to complication, misgiving, ambush. His characters find themselves marginalized in a culture already marginal, where what they do and are is sustained by religious commitment, and religious commitment is imperiled precisely by what they find themselves doing. Faith, in these stories, is a terrible gift. "Lost and Found" is a hard-nosed, rawly detailed, icily coercive read. And ends however improbably still quite believably in magic. In revelation."





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