Eight stories--each as expansive as a novel--reveal the ways we hurt and heal one another. From the author of "Inukshuk."
Born in New York City, Gregory Spatz holds degrees from Haverford College, University of New Hampshire, and The University of Iowa Writers' Workshop. He now lives in Spokane, Washington, where he teaches in the MFA program at the Inland Northwest Center for Writers, Eastern Washington University. Spatz spent his youth in New England, mostly in the Berkshires. He is the author of novels "Inukshuk" (Bellevue Literary Press, June 2012), "Fiddler's Dream" (SMU Press 2006), and "No One But Us, " (Algonquin 1995) as well as a short story collection, "Wonderful Tricks" (Mid-List Press 2002). His short stories have appeared in literary journals and magazines, and he has published numerous book and music reviews for "The Oxford American." He is the winner of a 2012 NEA Literature Fellowship.
