
Literary short-story anthology of established and emerging writers, spanning family strife, loss, addiction, and everyday struggle.
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Literary short-story anthology of established and emerging writers, spanning family strife, loss, addiction, and everyday struggle.
Literary Short stories by established and emerging writers. John Thornton Williams Darling, Keith, the Subway Girl, and Jumping Joe Henry Darling kept his head down. Probably none of those girls had been in that fraternity basement last night, where he'd fought another homeless man for a fifth of liquor, but he didn't want to take the chance. Claire Luchette Full In New York, he shows you the Angel of Bethesda in Central Park, and, with gusto and exaggerated sibilance, he recites the final monol...
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Brief fight between homeless men over a bottle of liquor
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Alcohol central in one story; AA meeting and liquor struggles recur
Character recites final monologue from Angels in America
Passing angel imagery and Angel of Bethesda reference
No fantasy magic or witchcraft present
No occult or demonology content present
Brief citizenship themes via Angels in America monologue
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Homelessness, illness, and family strife across several stories
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