The plots are missing all the real-life boring bits, and what remains is an unrealistically dense collection of trouble.
In Marisa Silver's disquieting first collection of short stories, trouble comes thick and fast: wildfire, carjacking, robbery, drug addiction, panic disorder.
As this year ends, Solnit, the author of the 2014 hit book Men Explain Things to Me and an even more recent collection of essays, The Encyclopedia of Trouble and Spaciousness, considers humanity's latest breakthrough into the apocalyptic in "Everything's Coming Together as Everything Falls Apart" She takes on climate change in a clear-eyed way without losing her sense of hope and purpose.
FEMALE TROUBLE: A Collection of Short Stories, by Antonya Nelson.
In 2011 he published Here Comes Trouble, a collection of autobiographical stories.
I'm working on a collection of stories about women in trouble.
The resulting collection of four novellas, called "The Trouble I've Seen," was published in 1936 (it was re-released at the end of November by the travel books publisher Eland, with an introduction by Moorehead).
I would have expected otherwise from the author of "Blues and Trouble," a collection of stories, and "My Cold War," a novel, both of which were willing to linger in worlds thick with surprising locutions and moral ambiguity.
His first published book was a collection of poetry, Le Malheur en danger (1956; "Trouble in Danger").
Its recent collection of Gordon Brown's speeches is hardly troubling the bestseller lists.
