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Do you ever feel alone in the world? The characters in Alone Again do but they find a way to cope.
span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px;">What is going on in your next-door neighbor's head? Jonathan Miller knows. In Alone Again, Miller's second book of short stories, simple, precise language is used to convey complex emotions. With clarity and patience, he provides a peek into the minds of people on the brink of decision. Sons, fathers, and husbands receive particular attention as Miller dissects the invisible worries and inscrutable choices that these men might scarcely acknowledge, even to themselves. These are not stories where things ju | |  | | On Your Own
On Your Own is a collection of short stories and vignettes.
Do you ever feel alone in the world, that you lack a real connection to anyone or anything? The characters in this book know that feeling. On Your Own attempts to accurately report the emotional history of a generation, examining various stages of life, from childhood to old age. In this collection of short stories and vignettes, simple, precise language is used to convey complex emotions. br />
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Some of the themes examined include: a lost young man from a small town finds excitement and purpose in big, bustling Chicago; a son reluctantly decides to confront his father about a fami |
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No Irish Need Apply
by Edward Patterson
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 High school student Kevin Borden has a secret and his name is Louis Lannegan. He also has an overbearing mother. A tale of coming out in the shadow of parents and friends. Award winning novella. |
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