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Click on the following link and read “The Zero Meter Diving Team” by Jim Shepard. Pay attention to the relationships between the sons and their father and the sons and each other. “What about the mother?” you may ask? Yes, indeed. Good question, but for another day. “The Zero Meter Diving Team” by Jim Shepard, from BOMB.The All-Prushinsky Zero Meter Diving Team My father owns one photo of Mikhail, Petya, and myself together. It was taken by our mother. She was no photographer. The three of us are arranged by height on our dock over the river. We seem to be smelling something unpleasant. It's from the summer our father was determined to teach us proper diving form.This suspicion, I think, is part of what draws me so intensely to Jim Shepard’s wonderful heartbreak of a story “The Zero-Meter Diving Team,” from the collection Like You’d Understand, Anyway. The story follows three brothers’ experience of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. Their father is the director of the Physico-Energy Institute.
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