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Spring 2004 • Vol. XXVI No. 2 Fiction |

Lennie Remembers the Angels

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QUINN DALTON’s first novel, High Strung, was released by Simon & Schuster’s Atria Books in July 2003. “Lennie Remembers the Angles” is part of a collection of short stories, Bulletproof Girl, to follow in spring 2005. Her stories have appeared or are forthcoming in literary magazines such as ACM (Another Chicago Magazine), The Baltimore Review, Glimmer Train, Ink, and StoryQuarterly, and in anthologies such as Sex and Sensibility and American Girls About Town. She is the winner of the Pearl 2002 Fiction Prize for her short story, “Back on Earth,” and a recipient of a North Carolina Arts Council 2002-2003 artist fellowship.

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