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Here is a story collection about love, death, humor, and the glue called family. In one narrative, a man wakes up one morning to find the odor of dead fish won't go away, but no one else can smell it. In another, a couple's visit with friends to watch the Academy Awards has the protagonist envying his friends' lawn and lifestyle. In these and eleven other stories, Christopher Meeks balances tragedy and wit. As novelist David Scott Milton explains, "In this collection, Christopher Meeks examines the small heartbreaks of quiet despair that are so much a part of all our lives. He does it in language that is resonant, poetic, and precise.... If you like Raymond Carver, you'll love Meeks. He may be as good--or better."
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Groomed for greatness, 15-year-old Jacob Hawthorne is sent to boarding school against his will. Jacob’s resentment toward his family reaches an all-time high when his father doesn’t bother to see him off for the 1980 school year. With a self-absorbed mother, an estranged father, and an older...
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Jubilee Violin is a collection of three short stories from the author of "Make a Joyful Noise."The first, Jubilee Violin, is a poignant story about generosity and the passing of time- a sweet song for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.Turning Point and Dolls' House explore what...
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Samuel Lee has known three days of freedom in the last eighteen years. Three days to come out of prison, see his daughter, settle a score with the mother of his child and her dangerous new boyfriend. Finding shelter in the unlikely company of a group of...
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Her early childhood a blur of temporary foster homes, Lucky is finally placed with the loving foster mother she’s always yearned for, only to be sexually abused by her foster father. Unable to face the reality of her situation, Lucky flees the Alberta prairie to start a new life on an Ontario...
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Simultaneous breakdowns (automotive and nervous) first landed Alice on the Jersey Turnpike, and a crippling panic disorder stuck her there. Stranded, broken, and living alone on the toll road, Alice took a turn for the theatrical. Her public gestures of snarky catharsis — mock-hangings from...
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The Tanner Trilogy begins with Let Right be Done. How Dark is The Future is a short prequel of some nine thousand words.
William Barton has a comfortable and prosperous future ahead of him – but for how long?
A strange woman, melancholy amidst great beauty, has a sad and...
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While en route to another job in the middle of nowhere for the mob, brothers Ernie and Vinnie Morelli stop off at a local Americana-themed diner for a quick bite. They get a good look at the illusion of being an American versus what it really looks like for some of the more unfortunate out there....
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A child's lost toy in a sea of lies, desperation, and love......
The story is set in the 1980s.
"There is an almost physical sense of menace, not from evil intent, but of drowning in the quicksand of the well-meant lies. There are no easy outs and there is nothing...
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Scooter Girl is a short story about the people you see on your way to work, and how they can affect you without you knowing it....
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If You Care About Animals, Don't Pass This Five-Star Cat Memoir By."Ms. Halloff does for stray cats what Richard Adams did for rabbits. This book is more worth downloading than anything else I have seen on Amazon this year." T. Ormiston-Smith, "T.C.", Amazon Reviewer...
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I just ordered a couple of books for free on my Kindle, Thank you so much.
Thank you for making these Books available to us.
Great way to find new writers! Thanks.
Hello:
I would like to provide my short story collection “Alabama Stories” to your list of free kindle ebooks.
How do I do that?
Thanks!!
John I. Jones
Hi Lisa,
Thanks for being in touch. I am sending along a link to our Kindle Nation Sponsorship Info Page for Authors and Publishers in the event it might be of interest at some point. In addition, your book(s) can be included free on some of our search lists, if applicable. Our database should pick them up for applicable lists, such as the Prime-Eligible Kindle Lending Library listings or the Quality 99-Centers list if they have 4+ stars on 4+ reviews at 99 cents, but you can give them a push if you go to our eBookTracker site, register or log in, and enter them manually.
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