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Football" by Don Skiles is a powerful character-driven tale using high school football as a framework in which to examine teenage life in Western Pennsylvania. This thoughtful story follows Larry Simmons through several life-changing events as 1957 looms on the horizon. Should he continue his athletic aspirations? Will he be inspired by more poetry? What does high school mean to him? And what is happening with Cameron Mitchell?

Across The Street From The Ordinary is a collection of recent short fiction. The stories here move through a wide variety of settings, characters, narratives - all not quite conventional.

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Most of the pieces in "Rain After Midnight" can be thought of as filmic, as "long story short." There are four distinct sets of stories: One set has to do with film, cinema, movies, a second springs from thinking about writing, what is involved, pieces connected with England make a third grouping, and the fourth is the past, that great well.