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| Introduction | ||
| Fire | 1 | |
| Make Me | 6 | |
| Sickish | 21 | |
| Mister Brother | 33 | |
| Tick | 38 | |
| A Car | 47 | |
| Old Mother and the Grouch | 59 | |
| Novice Bitch | 70 | |
| The Good Chance Chicken | 91 | |
| Cracks | 100 | |
| Dancing a Sad Thought | 109 | |
| P.S. | 120 | |
| Indelible | 132 | |
| Xo | 140 | |
| A Good German | 154 | |
| His Confession | 166 | |
| The Patient | 182 | |
| Buckle Bunnies | 188 | |
| Placedo Junction | 197 | |
| Hyena | 206 | |
| Ysrael | 220 | |
| Me & Michelangelo | 231 | |
| Azure | 245 | |
| Now Why Come That Is? | 255 | |
| Tahorah | 274 | |
| Demonology | 285 | |
| Variations on Grief | 296 | |
| The Unknown Soldier | 311 | |
| Contributors | 315 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Howard Katz
reviewed The KGB Bar reader on July 14, 2009
The KGB Bar reader
Ok, so I didn't read ALL of it. But I generally don't think of myself as enjoying short stories, but my friend said try it it's perfect for reading on the train...and IT IS! The stories are very good and have a lot of great variety. I even enjoyed reading the editor's prologue (or whatever this version is called) at the beginning about where the stories came from at the KGB Bar. Good Reads indeed!
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Add The KGB Bar reader, The KGB Bar Reading Series, originally conceived as a small, weekly literary event in a funky bar in New York City's East Village, has grown into a showcase for lively writing that draws a response - and is quickly earning national recognition. Now, ficti, The KGB Bar reader to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add The KGB Bar reader, The KGB Bar Reading Series, originally conceived as a small, weekly literary event in a funky bar in New York City's East Village, has grown into a showcase for lively writing that draws a response - and is quickly earning national recognition. Now, ficti, The KGB Bar reader to your collection on WonderClub |