A storybook ending.

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In your story “Something Familiar,” a woman returns to New York City, after decades in California, and has an unusual conversation with the driver of her cab from the airport, which pulls up memories from her past. How did the setup for the story come to…

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She arrived at J.F.K. just past midnight after a four-hour flight delay. Her mind was blurry and her heart felt like a deep crater with something lurking at the bottom of it. It was her first trip to New York in more than a decade. She had come back to attend…