New Memoir Workshop, March 13
Jerry WaxlerIn this workshop, Jerry Waxler will teach you step-by-step techniques to convert tangled, vague, and disconnected memories into the coherent and compelling language of stories that can be edited, polished, and admired. Click HERE for more details. (Space is limited.)
Elizabeth MosierThe Aimee LaBrie fiction workshop is now closed. We do have another fiction workshop with Elizabeth Mosier coming up in the spring. Click HERE for details.
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The Work Boyfriend
by Katherine HillKendra fell for Russ at a party. The theme was Winter Blues, which meant everyone dressed normally, in jeans and a monochrome palette of shirts, ranging from navy to sky. “It’s me,” he said from his pack of males in the corner. “The guy from Tragedy who never talks.”
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One Potato, Two Potato (Web exclusive)
by Mark WolvertonAckerman traced the fiber optic cable leading from the control unit under the customized sofa-lounger to the I/O port in the side of Mrs. Frimmel's skull.
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Philadelphia Stories Anthology: Volume 2
$13.95
The second “Best of Philadelphia Stories Anthology” highlights selected work published in the magazine and its Web site. The Philadelphia Inquirer called the first Philadelphia Stories Anthology a “collection that loves you back.”
$13.95
The Singular Exploits of Wonder Mom and Party Girl by Marc Schuster
$13.95
Marc Schuster's colorful debut novel, The Singular Exploits of Wonder Mom and Party Girl, paints a riveting portrait of a divorced mother whose quest to be everything to everyone exposes the dark secrets of America’s suburbs.
“Witty, acerbic and wholly relatable. A deft portrait of addiction and motherhood." – Kelly Simmons, author, Standing Still
“Hilarious!” – Harold William Halbert, editor, The Newspaper Reader
"An uplifting and really funny book!" – Tom Powers, contributor, Small Press Reviews
$13.95
