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Sticky Kisses Greg Johnson
An unexpected phone call from her estranged brother, Thom, propels Abby Sandler from her staid life as a teacher in Philadelphia to Atlanta, where over the ensuing holiday season, as Thom’s chaotic, eclectic… More
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Suspects Thomas Berger
In Suspects, Thomas Berger invites us into the most American of towns: a manicured hamlet that’s not quite as safe as it once was but that is still inhabited by good, hard workers, friendly neighbors, and, of course,… More
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Monkeybicycle Issue 9 Steven Seighman
Issue 9 of this literary journal featuring both short stories and poetry… More
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Secret Lives Catherine Browder
Browder’s second collection is characterized by the wide range of narrative voices she brings forth–a bilingual Hispanic social worker, an immigrant Russian Jewish chemical engineer, a young Japanese… More
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Separate Hours Jonathan Baumbach
An honest and elegant (if not slightly disturbing) imagining of the way truth becomes elusive in long-term relationships. Separate Hours is a love story about the betrayal of love.… More
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Singing on the Titanic Perry Glasser
A collection of short stories published in the Illinois Short Fiction Series… More
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Still Pitching Michael Steinberg
Still Pitching is the coming-of-age story of growing up in New York in the ’50s revolving around Steinberg’s passion for baseball.… More
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Suder Percival Everett
Suder, Percival Everett’s acclaimed first novel, follows the exploits and ordeals of Craig Suder, a struggling black third baseman for the Seattle Mariners. In the midst of a humiliating career slump and difficulties… More
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Gonji: A Hungering of Wolves T. C. Rypel
GONJI, the demon-stalked warrior with the soul of his samurai forebears and the heart of his Viking mother, surges on through legend-haunted medieval Europe, seeking the key to his mysterious destiny…
His infamy—and… More
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The Arthur Leo Zagat Science Fiction Megapack Arthur Leo Zagat
Arthur Leo Zagat was one of the most versatile pulp writers in the 1930s-1950s, the author of more than 500 short stories in many different genres. His work appeared in most of the top science fiction, mystery, and adventures… More
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The Fred M. White Disaster Megapack Fred M. White
Frederick Merrick White (1859-1935) was a pioneer in many fields — the spy story, the detective story, and most especially the epic disaster story. His “Doom of London” series (1903), consisting… More
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Death Never Lies David Grace
The federal bureaucrat charged with stopping the importation of dangerous materials vanishes only days before approving a new list of prohibited substances. Homicide detective turned Homeland Security Agent Greg… More
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Then Beggars Could Ride Ray Faraday Nelson
For most of his life, Newton McClintok had lived in the Americal flapper era. He might have been an ancient Roman or a Victorian Englishman. He could have lived his life in any time or place he chose — or at least, an… More
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Dog-Headed Death Ray Faraday Nelson
Meet Centurion Gaius Hesperian; a reflective and compassionate member of Emperor Nero’s palace guard with a knack for detective work. (He’s considered rather odd by his fellow officers because he doesn’t torture … More
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The Space Patrol Megapack Eando Binder
Starting with the February, 1946 issue, every issue of Captain Marvel Adventures included a 2-page short story by “Eando Binder” (Otto O. Binder). All featured Lt. Jon Jarl of the Space Patrol. These juvenile… More
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Red as Blood, or Tales from the Sisters Grimmer Tanith Lee
What if Snow White were the real villain and the “wicked queen” just a sadly maligned innocent? What if awakening Sleeping Beauty would be the mistake of a lifetime — of several lifetimes? What if … More