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Bruce Gatenby

Bruce Gatenby grew up in California, but has spent the last 15 years living overseas, in places as diverse as Rome, Venice, Umbria, Munich, Berlin, Paris, Switzerland and Dubai. He has written several books, a dozen screenplays (including two with the producer of the hit film "Scent of a Woman" and published articles and stories in magazines in the US, UK, and Europe. The Kingdom of Absurdities is his first novel and An Anthology of Misfortune is his first collection of stories. You can also find new stories by him in Far Flung and Foreign, Intrepid Travelers, The Lowestoft Chronicle and 3 AM Magazine.


“All self-expression is the product of the imagination, so how can we speak of an objective reflection of the real in words? Or an accurate rendering of the past—speak, memory—as if our memories are the thing in itself and can be reconstructed in words. Fiction or fact? How can you spot the difference, how can you really be sure, when the game seems to be hiding the truth by telling you 'this is the truth'?”
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