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The Sculpture Gardener: Short Fiction

The Sculpture Gardener: Short Fiction

Paperback

EroticaGeneral Fiction

ISBN13: 9798689517919
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 23 2020
Pages: 254
Weight: 0.61
Height: 0.58 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Cities, winner of an honorable mention in the Lorian Hemingway Short Story Competition, reminisces about a lifetime spent living in and visiting great cities around the globe. In Evidence, a middle-aged actor remembers two former girlfriends, opposites in every way, who presumably still own photographs of him naked. The Grand Tour follows a small-time nineteen seventies crooner and his disparate bandmates on a hilarious American road trip. The Hijacking of the Dave Mandarine Band examines what happens when a greedy nightclub owner and a dishonest musician cannot leave bandleading to the bandleader. Karla in the Closet follows a lesbian's high-school sweetheart through two stunning reunions that span four decades. In Keeping Score, a brilliant young math student has an affair with her English professor and offers him a novel way to remember her and her predecessors. La bataille des bandes tours the world with a successful French Beatles tribute band that refuses to speak English. Minton and Mistral is a tragic love story about two conjoined twins. In Out of Sequence, a telekinetic tourist wreaks havoc on Key West's technocratic music scene. Perils of Paris follows the misadventures of an accident-prone teenager. In The Sculpture Gardener, a Key West arts administrator turned call girl describes a sensual afternoon with her first client, a respected artist who had sat on her organization's board of directors. In Second Thoughts, a young woman serving thirty years for killing her husband on their honeymoon discusses the crime with her new cellmate. In Watching His Language, a CIA analyst whose career spans the Cold War adopts a ridiculous method to stop swearing in the workplace. And much more!

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