Phil M. Cohen has been a rabbi, a college professor, a Jewish campus professional, and an author. His short stories and flash fictions have appeared in a number of journals, including commuterlit.com. His first collection of short stories is a quirky melange of styles and lengths, some memoir, some sci-fi, some absurdist, all told with wit and insight.
Lucky 13
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-393-59279-2
- EAN9781393592792
- Date de parution12/05/2019
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurRelay Publishing
Résumé
Among the thirteen stories in this collection, you'll meet Nick Friedman PI on his morning bike ride around Prospect Park. You'll listen in on a confessional near the New Jersey Turnpike. You'll watch a dystopic courtroom adjudicating the cases of the disabled young under the new Cuddle Law. You'll eat lunch at a deli in the Bronx. You'll experience a not-so-good magician's piece de resistance. Many of these stories are flash fiction, stories of 1, 000 words or fewer. Some are memoir; others sci-fi. Some rework famous Old Testament stories.
All are tightly crafted tales woven by a master story-teller, easy on the eyes, and challenging to the heart and mind, often offering the reader a wry smile
All are tightly crafted tales woven by a master story-teller, easy on the eyes, and challenging to the heart and mind, often offering the reader a wry smile



