Choose one story from our anthology, Fakes, that we have not read this semester, but that you think makes particularly inventive use of its ‘fraudulent’ form, or that you think is particularly ingeniously suited to its form. Explain what makes you think this. Questions to consider: How does the author mimic the language of its particular fraudulent form? How does the form further (i.e., give more layers of meaning to) the story’s content?