by Paul Rogalus (Author)
From "Psychos on the Highway" to "Addicts," Rogalus writes about the weirdness of everyday life with sardonic humor and gritty realism. You know the unforgettable people in his micro-stories like you know that tough dude you went to school with or that barfly who always puts you on edge. This collection turns on themes of adventure and friendship, yet it never strokes the inauthentic device of happily-ever-afters. Grab a beer and enjoy the read.
Author Biography
Paul Rogalus teaches English at Plymouth State University, in New Hampshire. His full-length play "Crawling From the Wreckage" was produced in New York City in February 2002 by the American Theatre of Actors, and his one act plays have been produced in New York, Chicago, and Boston. His short screenplay, "Sid and Walt," won screenwriting contests at the Wildsound Film Festival in Toronto and at the PictureStart Film Festival in New York City, and his short script, "Trans," won the Woods Hole Film Festival Short Screenplay Award. A chapbook of his micro-stories entitled "Meat Sculptures" was published by Green Bean Press.
Number of Pages: 58
Dimensions: 0.14 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: February 26, 2014
