A01=Dennis Must
Author_Dennis Must
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compilation
complex
dark humor
despair
eerie
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experimental language
funny
grief
loss
moral anxiety
multilayered stories
multiple personalities
profane
raw language
sacred and profane
singular voice
sorrow
spiritual ambiguity
striking images
suicide
tapestry
Product details
- ISBN 9781597090339
- Weight: 181g
- Dimensions: 127 x 203mm
- Publication Date: 19 Oct 2017
- Publisher: Red Hen Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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In Oh, Don't Ask Why, Dennis Must's dark humor and use of jarringly raw language confront a number of anxieties and complexities with which his characters grapple. From overwhelming sorrow to suicidal reflection, this compilation of stories reaches deep into the internal and touches readers to the core.
Dennis Must is the author of two novels: The World’s Smallest Bible (Red Hen Press, March 2014) and Hush Now, Don’t Explain (Coffeetown Press, October 2014); plus three short story collections: Going Dark (Coffeetown Press 2016), Oh, Don’t Ask Why (Red Hen Press 2007) and Banjo Grease (Creative Arts Book Company, 2000). He won the 2014 Dactyl Foundation Literary Fiction Award for Hush Now, Don’t Explain, and The World’s Smallest Bible was a 2014 USA Best Book Award Finalist in the Literary Fiction category. His plays have been produced off-off-Broadway and he has been published in numerous anthologies and literary journals. He resides with his wife in Salem, Massachusetts.
