Six stories on the problems of assimilation by Greek-Americans. In the title story, a mother is asked by her son that they change their religion, while If I Don't Praise My House is on an immigrant's visit to her old neighborhood and the emotions it generates, both good and bad.
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The apple falls from the apple tree: stories
1996, Swallow Press, Ohio University Press
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0804009937 9780804009935
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