
Douglas W. Milliken, Benjamin Percy, Geoff Wyss, Shannon F. O'Neill, M. Sean Rosenberg, Melanie Lefkowitz, Paul Crenshaw, Caro Beth Clark, Julian Zabalbeascoa, Robyn L. Strong, Susan Burmeister-Brown, Jeremiah Chamberlin (interviewer), Jo Lloyd, Jane Zwinger, Stephen Dixon, Matt Bell, Stephen Langlois, Linda B. Swanson-Davies
A collection of short stories exploring diverse human experiences and emotions in Glimmer Train Stories, #94.
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A collection of short stories exploring diverse human experiences and emotions in Glimmer Train Stories, #94.
Literary short stories by established and emerging writers Julian Zabalbeascoa Gernika Near us, a woman held her dead child as though it was only sleeping. Nobody approached her to tell her differently. Stephen Langlois Uncle Jerry At least once a week she called each of her five brothers, relaying various bits of insignificant information from one to the other. My uncles probably dreaded these calls, but for my mother it created the illusion of unity. Shannon F. O'Neill The South End There, she...
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Moderate sexual content with occasional scenes; mostly fade-to-black. To sexual coercion in one or two stories.
Moderate violence in some stories; brief graphic descriptions.
Moderate use of strong language in dialogue across stories.
Moderate depiction of alcohol and drug use; some cautionary tones.
Minor presence of LGBTQIA+ characters in a few stories.
Minor religious references in select stories.
No occult or witchcraft themes present.
No evidence found in available sources.
Minor social or cultural commentary in some narratives.
Minor mentions of ideation in isolated stories.
Moderate themes of domestic or emotional suffering in some tales. To sexual coercion in one or two stories.
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