In this collection: 19 short stories of a literary bent.Variety defines these stories. From dark to light, humorous to dead serious, experimental to traditional, flash-length to novelette, these 19 selections from author A.A. Garrison fulfill a mixed spectrum of tastes and styles. No two are alike, and surprises abound.Included in Accidental Literature:
- A drug addict’s quirky pursuits (“Tomorrow”)
- A beautiful young murderer asks, “Is anyone innocent?” (“Innocent”)
- If a brutal dictator must have one thing, it’s the right anthem (“An Anthem for Chen”)
- A fatal traffic accident as seen from multiple points of view (“Mirrors”)
- A San Francisco quake brings gifts in strange and romantic wrappings (“Ketu Says Hi (Or, She Laughs at Earthquakes)”)
- The hellish trials of a sick man awaiting healing (“The Waiting”)
- A videotape containing a sinister crime against a child, and the question of what to do with it (“The Videotape”)
- The world as seen through the kaleidoscopic eyes of a chronic alcoholic (“Alcoholism and Bad Sex”)
Plus 11 more literary tales, all executed in A.A. Garrison’s quietly loud fashion.Be taken by these words. Be seduced. Be offended. Be wowed.
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