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Thank you. This is The Writer's Voice, new fiction from The New Yorker.

I'm Deborah Treesman, fiction editor at The New Yorker.

On this episode of The Writer's Voice, we'll hear Waiky Wang read her story, The Dream Drive,

from the May 25th, 26th issue of the magazine.

Wang, who was chosen for the National Book Foundation's 5 under 35 list in 2017,

have published three novels, Chemistry, which won the Penn Hemingway Award,

Joan Is OK, and Rental House. Now here's Waiky Wang.

The Dream Drive

The night it began, he'd had an unremarkable meal of chicken and rice.

Sure, the chicken was dry, flavorless, and the rice wet, also flavorless, but he had not found

the meal particularly bad, and after imbibing a large glass of cold filtered water, he'd

experienced no gastrointestinal bloat.

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