Synopsis
There are eighteen tales in this unusual volume, dealing with all aspects of truth and the human condition. The authors chose to reveal their thoughts of truth via gorilla suits, sidewalks, a schoolteacher in Africa, a stuffed cat, a misguided bullet, a demon, a fine manicure, an executioner, a vampire shortstop and other clever, weighty devices. An excellent anthology. Fiction by: Andrea Di Salvo, James S. Dorr, Andrea Eaker, Paul Finch, Toiya K. Finley, Val Ford, Ken Goldman, Lisa Hanson, Sandra Hunter, Phil Locascio, Millen Myrmo, Scott Nicholson, Dianna Rodgers, Greg Siewert, T.W. Stetson, Brian Ames, Pamela Chillemi-Yeager, and Leslie What.
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About the Author
John Reed is a writer, teacher and editor living and working in Eugene, Oregon. He is the author of two novels, Thirteen Mountain and The Kingfisher s Call, and numerous shorter works. His poem, Gabrielino, won the New England Review/Breadloaf Quarterly s national narrative poetry competition. He is currently at work on another espionage thriller, Forests of the Night, and a book on the craft of writing, working title, How Hard Could it Be? He conducts writing workshops and seminars throughout the country and teaches classes in short story, essay, creativity and magazine writing.
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