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Knuckleheads

by Jeff Kass

These stories explore generational intersections - teens making, and adults looking back on, choices that define their lives.


Love Doesn't Work

by Henning Koch

Stories hilarious and haunting, characters reckless and wary, wise and wanting, Love Doesnt Work works absolutely.


Asunder

by Robert Lopez

The first story collection from Robert Lopez, whose previous work, Kamby Bolongo Mean River, earned him numerous comparisons to Samuel Beckett.


My Date With Neanderthal Woman

by David Galef

David Galef’s stories, whether longer or as tiny one-page wonders, can contain both humor and fear.


The Backslider

by Sean McGrady

Belfast in the 1970s. Marius Moonston, age 13, is out and the streets are filled with danger and excitement.


Any Deadly Thing

by Roy Kesey

Short story collection from BASS author, Roy Kesey. With incredible language and plots, Kesey leaves his readers wanting more stories.


You, or the Invention of Memory

by Jonathan Baumbach

Baumbach's well received post-modern story of a not easily defined relationship with a complex and variable woman known as You.


Could You Be With Her Now

by Jen Michalski

Michalski examines the dangers of living in a world while having a compromised reality in this beautiful and engaging story.


Alive and Dead in Indiana

by Michael Martone

"The stories of this collection occupy the gray borderland where betrayal mixes with trust, violence with affection, humiliation with lust. The effect is quietly haunting."--Publishers Weekly


The Doctor's Wife

by Luis Jaramillo

A family's fictional history spun from memory, from interviews, and the blur between the two in many short bursts.


An Antique Man

by Merrill Joan Gerber

This is the poignant story of a loving, gentle man, "antique" by virtue, "an antique man" by profession. It is the story of his lingering death, of his transcendent courage, of the agony and solitude of those...


This Old Heart of Mine

by Merrill Joan Gerber

Merrill Joan Gerber holds the record of having sold more short stories to Redbook Magazine than any other writer. This selection of twenty-five linked tales, published in Redbook from 1964 to 1991, chronicles...


The Lady with the Moving Parts

by Merrill Joan Gerber

A moving, powerful story of women exchanging secrets and sexual advice in an encounter group.


Honeymoon

by Merrill Joan Gerber

This exceptional book of short stories, chosen for inclusion in the prestigious Illinois Short Fiction Series, contains Gerber's powerful tale "I Don't Believe This," which won an O. Henry Award.


Preparations for Search

by Joseph McElroy

Preparations for Search was a section removed from the classic Women and Men that stands alone as a great short work of fiction.


The Week You Weren't Here

by Charles Blackstone

THE WEEK YOU WERENT HERE is a poignant and wry portrait of a young writer closing in on the last of his undergraduate days.


Winter of Different Directions

by Steven J. McDermott

The characters in Steven J. McDermott's short story collection Winter of Different Directions struggle to keep life's body blows and uppercuts from becoming knockout punches, whether they bring them on themselves,...


The Actual Adventures of Michael Missing

by Michael Hickins

Michael Missing, the protagonist of these stories, has a nasty side to him and it comes out in his actions, hit wit, and lead to a truly funny literary debut.


O Fallen Angel

by Kate Zambreno

O Fallen Angel is a triptych of modern-day America set in a banal Midwestern landscape, inspired by Francis Bacon's "Three Studies for Figures at the Basgie," Mommy's unfortune of a Crucifixion. There is "Mommy,"...


A True History of the Captivation, Transport to Strange Lands, & Deliverance of Hannah Guttentag: A Novel

by Josh Russell

Like the Puritan-era narratives she studies, Hannah Guttentag’s early-1990s narrative is a chronicle of her life.