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The Book of Lost Fathers — Wilson '57 Julia Gash The river and its adjacentBy Robley Wilson, Class of 1957 "Why is it the worst things happen when you're most relaxed and your head's empty of everything serious?" These words, from the narrator of the story "Grief," are at the heart of "The Book of Lost Fathers, " the new collection of short fiction by Robley Wilson. These stories depict ordinary, recognizable people dealing with loneliness, loss, and mortality. A woman and her father experience an earthquake, and the