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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/779490299 Title: The unauthorized biography of Michele Bachmann (and other stories) Author: Ken Brosky Publisher: [Wisconsin?] : Brew City Press, [2011] ISBN/ISSN: 9781467974370 1467974374 OCLC:779490299

  
  

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The unauthorized biography of Michele Bachmann (and other stories)

Author:	Ken Brosky
Publisher:	[Wisconsin?] : Brew City Press, [2011]
Edition/Format:	Book : Fiction : English
Summary:	"A white man lost in Darfur. Phone hackers. Honey thieves. An Iraq War veteran searching for his missing leg in the dead of night. These are just a few of the characters inhabiting Ken Brosky's first short story collection, which features short stories that have been published in magazines including Gargoyle, Cream City Review, Barcelona Review, Pif, and more. If there's one theme running through all of the stories, it's survival. Every character approaches this theme in a different way. For the couple stuck inside a coffee shop during the Apocalypse, 'survival' means getting through the next hour. For the middle-aged man who fears he might be downsized, it means going out on your own terms. How do you survive? Will you? " -- p. [4] of cover.  Read more...
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