Twin Tales

Explore the complexities of relationships and identity in Arthur Stringer's "Twin Tales: Are All Men Alike and The Lost Titian." This collection of short stories delves into the nuances of Canadian fiction, offering readers a glimpse into universal themes through a distinctly literary lens. Stringer's work, infused with subtle humor, explores the human condition with insightful observations. From questions of mistaken identity to the search for lost masterpieces, these stories resonate with timeless appeal. Discover the enduring charm of classic Canadian fiction in this meticulously prepared print edition, perfect for those seeking engaging and thought-provoking narratives.

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