Fiction in a World That Exists After Terror

By CAROLE CHABRIES

Last month I faced the task, as did countless teachers across the country, of teaching in the wake of September 11's terrorist attacks. I would have preferred to cancel class, to relieve both myself and my students of the burdens of coping: coping with the terrors and losses left in the wake of Tuesday's events, and coping with a discussion of those events in...

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