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What I Want to Tell Goes Like This is an intensely original first short story collection from acclaimed poet Matt Rader.

"There was no point in telling Dorie that an education, even one in psychology, is no protection from the inherited mess with which we're let loose upon this life; that psychologists stum

Anthology about the librarians of the future.

Collection of science fiction and steampunk short stories.

Anthology of strange and chilling stories with a winter theme.

Hamish McKenzie stood welded to the spot as fifty million volts coursed through his body. He was dead before he hit the ground. Dealanch was never wrong.

An uplifting celebration of the joy that love in all its unique, quirky and diverse dimensions can bring us.

Written over the course of four decades, this collection of 12 stories centers around Depression-era Texas.

In rural Michigan, the American dream, if it ever existed, lies discarded like so much rusty scrap metal.

Lost in the City features 15 poignant short stories, each set in Washington, D.C.

In his debut collection, Gay brings to life 13 stories about a diverse group of colorful characters living in the fertile Tennessee country land.

A collection of short stories presents a compelling cast of characters who struggle with inconvenient revelations, from the deserts of Egypt to the side of Interstate 5.

Tow-Kaye just learned that the love of his life is pregnant--and though he knows what the right thing to do is, he's scared to death to do it.

Presents five of the author's most acclaimed short stories.

A baby is born in a mining camp and soon orphaned. The miners band together to raise the baby and he brings them luck in finding gold.