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A dozen short stories and bonus material for only 99 cents
Gary, the Four-Eyed Fairy and Other Stories is a collection of a dozen short stories that were published over the years in college journals, literary magazines, and anthologies while Frank Mundo wrote his award-winning novel-in-verse The Brubury Tales. All of the stories in this collection focus on the life and times of J.T. Glass (the narrator of The Brubury Tales), a Los Angeles security guard who has an uncanny knack for finding trouble and falling in love--often at the same time. br />
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“The Brubury Tales [by Frank Mundo] is a landmark book, in what is going to be - and already is - an exceptional, distinguished literary career.” Carolyn See, the Friday-morning book reviewer for the Washington Post and bestselling author of Handyman and There Will Never Be Another You.
An ambitious homage to Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, i>a target="_blank" href="http://tinyurl.com/2bdxkk2">The Brubury Tales/a>/i> takes Chaucer’s story and frame to Los Angeles just after the riots, where seven security guards on the graveyard shift swap tales in a hilarious storytelling competition for Christmas vacation time. The tales themselves are “readable” updates of classic stories by Dostoevsky, Dickens, Boccaccio, O Henry, Poe, Twain, Gilman, Crane, Saki, Anderson, Bierce, and even Khayyam’s Rubaiyat.
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Soldier's Gap
by David Schwinghammer
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 Soldier's Gap is a non-traditional mystery with literary elements. The high school principal is brutally murdered, but Deputy Sheriff Dave Jenkins's search for meaning and love is a much more significant theme.
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