Smokers

Simon: RC mentions 'Smokers' - I don't know if I'm the only British person here, but 'Smokers' felt the most American of Wolff's stories, to me.

Strange Culture RC 2010

A group of malevolent, cigarette enthusiasts/pirates known as the Smokers pick a narratively convenient time to attack the atoll.

My Year of Flops Nathan Rabin 2010

The trailer somehow nullified some Spartan principle and was followed in quick succession by a trolling motor with thirty-six-pound thrust, a pair of batteries a big bruiser and a smaller spare, a battery charger and a new set of ash oars called Smokers.

Fool’s Paradise John Gierach 2008

The trailer somehow nullified some Spartan principle and was followed in quick succession by a trolling motor with thirty-six-pound thrust, a pair of batteries a big bruiser and a smaller spare, a battery charger and a new set of ash oars called Smokers.

Fool’s Paradise John Gierach 2008

The trailer somehow nullified some Spartan principle and was followed in quick succession by a trolling motor with thirty-six-pound thrust, a pair of batteries a big bruiser and a smaller spare, a battery charger and a new set of ash oars called Smokers.

Fool’s Paradise John Gierach 2008

The trailer somehow nullified some Spartan principle and was followed in quick succession by a trolling motor with thirty-six-pound thrust, a pair of batteries a big bruiser and a smaller spare, a battery charger and a new set of ash oars called Smokers.

Fool’s Paradise John Gierach 2008

They have got the American -- they have got the tobacco companies, the so-called Smokers 'Alliance that are attacking me.

CNN Transcript Feb 9, 2000 2000

Wolff's first published story, "Smokers," appeared in The Atlantic Monthly in 1976; it also was narrated by a prep school boy who disguises from others what he wants, but cannot disguise it from himself.

The Writing Obsession 2003

Wolff's first published story, "Smokers," appeared in The Atlantic Monthly in 1976; it also was narrated by a prep school boy who disguises from others what he wants, but cannot disguise it from himself.

The Writing Obsession 2003

West Point received me in this capacity, and I also read at one of Lounsbury's "Smokers" at Yale, but I was kept from any undue self-congratulation by recognition of the fact that my income was still considerably below the standard of a railway engineer -- as perhaps it should be.

A Daughter of the Middle Border Hamlin Garland 1900