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My Secret Life as a Ham and Gruy Re on Rye (and Other Adventures in Applied Psychology) New and Collected Fiction
In this collection of 21 stories, Don Hucks invites us into the day to day lives of ordinary people who just happen to inhabit impossibly ridiculous worlds - worlds in which the bizarre and the mundane are hopelessly entangled, where the hilarious and the horrifying chase each other in ever-tightening spirals, where everything is a joke but nobody seems to be laughing. In these peculiar environs, we frequently encounter characters doomed by their own willingness to politely comply with the unreasonable demands of their outrageous worlds, and if we look closely enough at Hucks's motley parade of misfits, we might just recognize, here and there, a shadow of our own world and catch the occasional glimpse of ourselves.
Hearings
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The Battered Suitcase Summer 2009
The Summer 2009 Issue of Arts and Literary Journal The Battered Suitcase. Edited by Fawn Neun and Apythia Morges. Fiction by Don Hucks, Doug Mathewson, Anthony Kane Evans, Chris Miller. Poetry by Mark Bonica, Naomi Woddis. Interviews with Amanda Palmer and Paul Diamond Blow
Bartleby Snopes Issue 7
The 7th edition of the semi-annual collection of fiction published by Bartleby Snopes. This issue features our Dialogue Contest winners, our Story of the Month winners, and a handful of other great stories.
Eckleburg
Fiction, poetry, essays, artwork and intermedia from contributors in the contemporary spectrum from traditional to innovative, including Rick Moody, Cris Mazza, Eurydice, Stephen Dixon and more.
Heads-Up Tournament Poker: Hand-By-Hand
You’ll learn how two of the best heads-up tournament players think through every decision in more than 600 hands as they battle their way to the final round in the prestigious NBC Heads-Up Championship. You’ll see their cards and hear their thoughts through twelve matches as they devise masterful strategies to defeat world-class opponents. Annie Duke and Vanessa Rousso give you a powerful mix of the practice, theory, and strategies for heads-up tournaments—where you must risk chips on every hand you’re dealt—and show you what they did to beat the best players in the world. You’ll see what works and what doesn’t as amazing bluffs and poorly executed tactics are deconstructed. You’ll learn how to design a game plan for each opponent, how to adjust your plan as the match progresses, how to play against pros and amateurs alike, and how to get the best of it against superior opponents. Their detailed analysis of when to change your strategy due to fluctuating chip counts, the flow of the match, and dynamic maneuvers make this book the bible of heads-up play.
Aunt Jane's Nieces at Millville
Chapter I. UNCLE JOHN'S FARM. "How did I happen to own a farm?" asked Uncle John, interrupting his soup long enough to fix an inquiring glance upon Major Doyle, who sat opposite. "By virtue of circumstance, my dear sir," replied the Major, composedly."It's a part of my duty, in attending to those affairs you won't look afther yourself, to lend certain sums of your money to needy and ambitious young men who want a start in life." "Oh, Uncle! Do you do that?" exclaimed Miss Patricia Doyle, who sat between her uncle and father and kept an active eye upon both. "So the Major says," answered Uncle John, dryly. "And it's true," asserted the other. "He's assisted three or four score young men to start in business in the last year, to my certain knowledge, by lending them sums ranging from one to three thousand dollars. And it's the most wasteful and extravagant charity I ever heard of." "But I'm so glad!" cried Patsy, clapping her hands with a delighted gesture."It's a splendid way to do good--to help young men to get a start in life. Without capital, you know, many a young fellow would never get his foot on the first round of the ladder."
McClure's Magazine
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