Here are nine new stories by Alan Good, author of The War on Xmas. Sometimes funny, sometimes sad, occasionally a little of both, the stories in The Sun Still Shines on a Dog's Ass never seem to go where they're supposed to. Each story presents its own cast of weirdos and screwups for whom nothing ever seems to work out right except for those rare occasions when it does. People will toss around the word satire, as if that's a word with any real meaning, but despite all the absurdity and humor in these stories what they're mostly all about is love. What you'll do for love. What love will do to you. They're also a little bit about what the brain-poisoned sad cases who join death squads and phallus cults will do to you, if they get the chance. There's also that. Irreverent, bizarre, heart-breaking, and hilarious, this book is pretty much what you'd expect from a writer whose literary heroes are Kurt Vonnegut, Edward Abbey, Charles Portis, Paul Beatty, and Jerome K. Jerome.

The Sun Still Shines on a Dog's Ass

Good, Alan

Literature & Fiction

Death of Print

Death of Print is proud to bring you One More Number, a collection of six surreal, undefinable stories from Craig Rodgers. There is a magic in these stories, and also a haunting. Each one is its own world. Each one makes total sense even when it makes no sense. He may not be a household name, but no one writes like Craig Rodgers.

One More Number

Rodgers, Craig

A dozen stories by the elusive Craig Rodgers. Some of the stories have been published before in literary journals, some of them now defunct. Others are seeing print for the first time. All of them are distinctly stories that could only have been written by Craig Rodgers, a writer who doesn't care about fads or schools, only words and stories.

Francis Top's Grand Design

Literary

Drift

Awful People

May, Scott Mitchel

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