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ISBN 1-886157-14-6 (US pbk)
short stories, short fiction, avant-pop, slipstream, postmodern
195 pages.
"A Berlin of the Mind" by Thomas E.Kennedy
(first published in Passages North , 1987...
reprinted in Passages North Anthology , 1990... and in England in Passport , 1993)
"The Angel of the Lowlands" by Thomas E.Kennedy
(first published in Other Voices , 1988)
"Murphy's Angel" by Thomas E.Kennedy
(first published in New Delta Review , 1989...
reprinted in Pushcart Prize XV , 1990)
"Seeing Things" by Thomas E.Kennedy
(first published in Virginia Quarterly Review , 1991)
"The Sins of Generals" by Thomas E.Kennedy
(first published in Confrontation , 1984...
reprinted in Into the Silence: American Stories , 1988)
"To the Western Wall, Luke Havergal" by Thomas E.Kennedy
(first published in altered form under the title "From The Book of Angels" in Southwest Review , 1994... also in altered form but under the current title in Margin , 199?)
"What Does God Care About Your Dignity, Victor Travesti?" by Thomas E.Kennedy
(first published in New Letters , 1989...
reprinted in The Whole Story: Editors on Stories , 1994)
"The Heat Death" by Thomas E.Kennedy
(first published in New Letters , 1991... cited in Pushcart Prize XVI )
"Gasparini's Organ" by Thomas E.Kennedy
(first published in Crosscurrents , 1987...
reprinted in Literary Olympians , 1987...
and in the anthology The Best of Crosscurrents Fiction , 1994)
About the author
"Through the fantastic and the surreal, Kennedy takes us on a journey to those more than real cities of the mind and habitations of the spirit. His is truly an original voice, the sort one discovers with enthusiasm and delight; the gifts he brings us are formidable, memorable, and lasting." --Gladys Swan (author of Carnival for the Gods ).
"A feast of language... a book readers (and writers!) need to read!." --Gordon Weaver (author of The Way We Know In Dreams ).
"Thomas E.Kennedy's fiction has won him a devoted band of followers who know what the rest of the literary world is just finding out: that he's writing some of the most intelligent and beautifully crafted short fiction in America... fresh and contemporary and very much his own." --W.D.Wetherell (author of Chekhov's Sister ).
*note: Special thanks to Thomas E.Kennedy for providing a copy of the book.
Available from:
In Memoriam to Post-Modernism
('postmodern' and 'avant-pop')
To contact Thomas E.Kennedy himself:
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