Santa Barbara and Other Short Stories
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General FictionLiterary Fiction
Publisher Price: $11.95
Publisher: Luminare Press
Published: Oct 21 2024
Pages: 158
Weight: 0.42
Height: 0.34 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Fresh and alert, these stories of people engaging, meeting, dealing with their needs and desires. A rich experience reading about others who so often reflect ourselves.
-Richard Lyons, author of the novels The Edge of Things and Divisible by One and the collection of short stories, A Wilderness of Love and Faith
Santa Barbara, Russ Desaulnier's sixth collection, has a subtle, quiet way of delving into quixotic relationships and transitory affairs that were part of Southern California in the sixties and seventies. The Old Topanga Road, The Unravished Bride and Sin City stand out for touching the bittersweet sides of romance.
-Dan Armstrong, author of The Eyes of Archimedes Trilogy and the novels Princeton Charlie's Got the Blues and Stella
Santa Barbara is both a location and a state of mind, a place where the characters in these stories find and lose love, venture both awkwardly and gracefully through new experiences, make bold escapes, and discover the limits of fidelity, gratitude and courage. They are, to use a fine phrase from these pages, strangers in a changed town.
-Ross West, Author of the short story collection, The Fragile Blue Dot
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