Stoplight Stories

by Patrick Cleary

Stoplight Stories by Patrick Cleary (Book) in Literature & Fiction
Publisher: Patrick Cleary
Copyright: © 2005 Patrick Cleary Standard Copyright License
Language: English
Country: United States
Edition: 1
Download: 1 documents, 612 KB

Printed: 135 pages, 6" x 9", perfect binding, black and white interior ink

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26 short stories; each starting with the next letter of the alphabet. From family drama to science fiction, these stories were originally published online over the course of two years.


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6 Jan 2006 (updated 6 Jan 2006)
I have been fascinated with these short stories ever since Patrick started writing them. Together, they represent several different facets of his writing talent. The publication of the book means I can hold these stories in my hand and read them wherever and whenever I please, which would be anywhere and often.
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6 Jan 2006
This collection of short stories has something for every mood and every reader. My personal favorites include "Elephant," the furious, hilarious rant of a child whose sister got an *elephant* for a pet, to "Shoe Tree," because shoeing a tree over the course of a season makes almost as much sense as falling in love.
Stoplight Stories
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31 Dec 2005
Patrick Cleary has put together a series of 26 clever short stories, all with an unexpected twist, many of which will send a shiver down your spine. Cleary's characters come alive in quirky, unexpected ways. The stories pack such a wallop that I could only read one story at a time, allowing time to fully absorb the implications before being able to move on to the next one.

Cleary is a playwright on his way up. I fully expect that it will only be a matter of time before his name is also recognized as a respected author.

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