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Table for Two by Amor Towles

A delectable collection of witty and heartwarming stories.

Amor Towles, the acclaimed author of “A Gentleman in Moscow” and “Rules of Civility,” returns with a captivating new release: “Table for Two.” This delightful collection offers a literary feast, featuring seven captivating stories that range from humorous contemporary settings to evocative historical narratives.

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Towles’ signature wit and elegant prose shine throughout the collection. We meet a down-on-his-luck writer who finds himself sharing a luxurious meal with an enigmatic stranger in the title story, “Table for Two.” In “The Fortunate Onion,” a young woman grapples with the weight of family expectations while navigating the bustling New York art scene. Each story unfolds with a sense of wonder and surprise, leaving the reader eager to delve into the next one.

“A captivating collection that showcases Amor Towles’ talent for weaving witty dialogue, engaging plots, and profound themes into unforgettable stories.”

The Book Guide® Editor

Beyond the witty dialogue and engaging plots, “Table for Two” explores profound themes of human connection, societal pressures, and the pursuit of dreams. Towles masterfully creates characters who are both relatable and unforgettable, inviting readers to empathize with their struggles and celebrate their triumphs. Whether it’s a chance encounter on a train or a life-altering decision, Towles reminds us of the transformative power of human interaction and the unexpected twists that life can offer.

Table for Two (2024) by Amor Towles

Table for Two (2024) by Amor Towles
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Amor Towles' "Table for Two" is a collection of seven witty and heartwarming stories, featuring contemporary and historical settings. The acclaimed author's signature wit and elegant prose shine through, with each story delivering a sense of wonder and surprise, leaving readers eager to delve into the next one.
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