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First Person and Other Stories What Are They Going toDistinguished by Smith's Trademark Ability to Unearth Flashes of Truth and Depth in the Everyday, "The First Person and Other Stories" Sparkles With Warmth and Humanity. in One Story, a Middle Aged Woman Conducts a Poignant Conversation With Her Fourteen Year Old Self. in Another, an Innocent Supermarket Shopper Finds in Her Trolley a Foul Mouthed, Insulting, yet Beautiful Child. and in a Third Story That Challenges the Boundaries Between Fiction and