Stranger Companies

Synopsis

"The fictions of Linda Angel are less stories, more night sweats turned fables--transgressive glimpses at the incendiary lurking in the banal. The pieces in this collection read something like Richard Matheson and Duncan McLean freewheelingly telling each other the same story, threatening to come to blows over whose curtain line will be the definitive. There is a new beauty here, unexpected--this book is the F-word making the C-word blush from a well worded Valentine." --Pablo D'Stair, author of "'...they say the owl was a baker's daughter': four existential noirs," and "Trevor English"