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Discover May's Best New Reads: Stories to Ignite Your Spring Days.

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Stories for Nighttime and Some for the Day
Ben Loory

Penguin
August 2011
On Sale: July 26, 2011
208 pages
ISBN: 0143119508
EAN: 9780143119500
Paperback
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Fiction Family Life

Loory's series of forty short stories, with their stripped and finely-tuned prose, weave seamlessly between the dream world and reality, between light-hearted anecdotes and nightmarish fables. In Loory's world, trees walk and talk while an octopus lives in the next door apartment. Televisions sing opera, men find invisible crowns, and books without words are best-selling novels. His tales introduce the reader to people living among monsters, skydiving moose, Martians that keep house, and quiet men who write poetry, all finding themselves in bizarre and sometimes terrifying situations. Despite the great diversity of these stories, the characters are tied to each other-and the reader-by the familiar emotions of fear, desire, and the consequence of action. Not always as it seems, these strange characters and places invariably show us ourselves, leaving us to question the limits of human morality, perception, and truth.

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