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Shackles and More Gripping Tales Genre: Literary Fiction Twenty-one tales in the tradition of Kafka and Hunter S. Thompson. Most of these stories were previously published in journals that like tales “written in blood” over stories that are politically correct. I would recommend this anthology to readers who enjoy stories that are both literary and bizarre… Was: |
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Letters from a Nameless Village Genre: Literary Fiction After failure in ambition and in love, a man leaves the city and settles in a nameless village, where he finds peace and meaning among its simple inhabitants. He writes a series of letters to an old friend detailing his experience, but there are flickers of madness and doubt upon the pages, leaving one to wonder the truth behind his letters… Was: |
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The Gentle Art Of Forgetting Genre: Literary Fiction What you don’t remember can’t hurt you. Was: |
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The Braided Stream Genre: Literary Fiction As with Harper Swan’s earlier books, The Braided Stream once more paints us a picture of how Early Modern Humans and Neanderthals might have met and interacted as both groups struggled for survival against the unrelenting landscape of ice age Eurasia. Was: |
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Cooperative Lives Genre: Literary Fiction “Ambitious and sophisticated, Cooperative Lives is a diverse and gorgeous tapestry of character studies and is a pure delight to read.” – Foreword Clarion Reviews (★★★★★) Was: |
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Jerkwater Genre: Literary Fiction Jerkwater is “by turns harrowing, comical, and heartwarming.” -BlueInk Reviews (starred review) Was: |
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Cooperative Lives Genre: Literary Fiction “Ambitious and sophisticated, Cooperative Lives is a diverse and gorgeous tapestry of character studies and is a pure delight to read.” – Foreword Clarion Reviews (5 stars) Was: |
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The Land That Shivers Genre: Literary Fiction From an early age, Asa embraces his parent’s vision of education as the escape route from poverty. Limiting themselves to one meal a day they scraped and saved to give him the education they were denied by lack. He grows up with hope of a better future which he believes a good education will provide… Was: |