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The Tiny Book of Tiny Stories: Volume 1
hitRECordShort shorts born of the worldwide web.
>>The Angel Esmeralda: Nine Stories
Don DeLilloDeLillo’s first short story collection.
>>Blueprints for Building Better Girls
Elissa SchappellHow to be a woman eight different ways.
>>The Orange Eats Creeps
Grace KrilanovichTeen vampire hobo junkie looks for her long lost sister.
>>Swamplandia!
Karen RussellGators and ghosts take center stage in Karen Russell’s Floridian… >>
Gryphon
Charles BaxterCharles Baxter brings the mythic to the Midwest with Gryphon.
>>Crazy About You: Psychotic Literary Loves
By Tracy O’NeillA pedophile with a redundant name preys on a young… >>
An American Dream
Norman MailerNorman Mailer lets the crazy out in this man-kills-wife psychodrama.
>>Long, Last Happy
Barry HannahA retrospective of exquisitely crafted stories from the one and… >>
Everything Matters!
Ron Currie Jr.Ron Currie Jr. makes apocalypse as funny and life-affirming as… >>
Quit Your Day Job: Writers with Other Careers
By Tracy O’NeillBefore these writers became literary rockstars, they nine-to-fived in hospitals,… >>
The Brief and Frightening Reign of Phil
George SaundersA country smaller than a New York City apartment is… >>
Fast Lanes
Jayne Anne PhillipsSeven short stories ironically attain a sense of cohesion through… >>
How the Dead Dream
Lydia MilletA conscientious rich guy isn’t an oxymoron in this Lydia… >>
Point Omega
Don DeLilloRich with implied and unanswered questions, DeLillo’s latest is a… >>
Samuel Johnson Is Indignant
Lydia DavisDavis is up to her old metafictional tricks again with… >>
The Corrections
Jonathan FranzenIn their abundance of meat and potatoes and inalienable rights,… >>
A Gate at the Stairs
Lorrie MooreAn ambitious cave dive into the depths of postmodern disenfranchisement.
>>Ring Lardner
By Tracy O’NeillLardner was able to provide screamingly funny and pointed portraits… >>
Ann Beattie
By Tracy O’NeillFrom minimalism to experimental prose over several decades.
>>Gordon Lish
By Tracy O’NeillPerhaps no man has promoted contemporary minimalist literature as much… >>
Don DeLillo
By Tracy O’NeillWith black humor and spirited outrage, DeLillo remains one of… >>
