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It''s 1983, and all Andy Parker wants for Christmas is a Mr. T action figure. That shouldn''t be so hard to find, right?
A Different Kind of Christmas Story presents the small town of Daily, Mississippi, a fictional town from Ran Walker''s literary universe, and introduces a community that has found its own joy in the season: Christmas pageants, parades, toys, and everything in between.
Told in chapters of exactly 100-words, this is a different kind of Christmas story for readers of all ages.
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With Spaceships Don''t Come Equipped With Rearview Mirrors, Ran Walker returns with his second collection of one hundred 50-word stories, picking up where he left off with his first collection, The Strange Museum: 50-Word Stories. These new stories of humor, horror, science fiction, romance, literature, and poetic prose illustrate why Walker is considered a master of the form.
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"Cotton Candy"
She loved cotton candy, the feel of the sugar tufts brushing against her skin, even the coarseness of the wet pieces that hardened into tiny bricks of sugar. The colors, pink and blue and yellow, all colors and flavors competing for attention on her palate, aroused more than her hunger.
She wondered what it would feel like to wear it, to sleep on it, to have it as hair she could style. She relished this idea until she realized that people would one day want to touch and pull and squeeze her cotton candy, and she could never allow that.
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Ran Walker continues to blur the fine line between microfiction and prose poetry in this new collection of 100-word stories, spanning many different genres, yet filtered through a lens of Afrosurrealism, Afrofuturism, Afro Gothicism, satire, and humor.