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THE CLOSET DEVIL
is a collection of 13 Short Stories — 13 Devils in the old familiar places.
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“There are tons of novels available, but the ability to write a singularly perfect story is rare. That's why I especially enjoyed Anthony Pour's work because in just a few pages he takes you into the lives of the characters he creates, gives you a sense of where they are, and then, at the end, never fails to surprise you. Pour is equally at home writing about ordinary folk or the rich and famous. It is their human weaknesses that interest him and there are plenty to satisfy his wicked sense of humor that will thoroughly entertain you . . .”
-- Alan Caruba, Bookviews
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“If there is a representative of the fallen angel, it may perhaps be Mr. Pour himself, for these stories almost always manage to be mean spirited . . . even when love triumphs in surprising places, the author manages to damage some characters in the process . . . Mr. Pour is no friend of ‘political correctness’, ‘whiners’ and ‘meddlers’ . . . and would-be saints.”
-- Lin Rolens, Santa Barbara News-Press
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“Starting with the premise that the saints of the world would be nowhere without the Devil, Pour turns political correctness on its head. You’ll never look at life quite the same way when you finish this book.”
-- Eldon Thomas, Table for Three
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“A unique, often times brilliant interpretation of grand dreams in drab everyday lives. A page turner. I couldn’t put it down.”
-- Henry Mazell, Murderously Incorrect
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“Beautifully written, peopled with unforgettable characters finding simple ways out of hopelessly complex situations that make for great reading—and quite a few laughs, too.”
-- Kent Evans, Malas Ondas

 

 

 


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  0-9749860-1-1
Hudson Books
Fiction / Action & Adventure
United States
English
316
Black and White
6" x 9"
US Trade Paper
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