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| About the Book | |
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In his first short story collection, Joseph D. Williams offers up thirteen poignant tales of fear, family, love, and grief from the suburbs of a suffering city. Highlighting a diverse range of people and situations in Michigan (and elsewhere), Williams cuts to the core of the Midwestern family to show what will remain when the waves of economic turmoil subside. Features: Dan Oscoda The Shopping List Why He Did It In the Valley Theresa Found God in the Laundry Ghost Writer (A Novella) I’ll Dig Your Grave in the Morning Prowling Floorboards Thomas Gets Away Irish Whiskey The Thrill of the Drop
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| About the Author | |
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Joseph D. Williams is an English graduate of Wayne State University in Detroit. He has authored four novels: To Grow in Dirt, H-58, The Red Gunmen, and Maggie. He lives in Northville, Michigan with his family. This is his first short story collection. |