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A baker's dozen of award-winning playwright Joseph Hullett's celebrated short stories. |
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Men With Women is a collection of thirteen short-stories by award-winning playwright Joseph Hullett. The individual pieces comprising this outstanding anthology include: The Girl in the Red 'Vette; Outside Mombasa; He Rarely Thought of Her At All; Grunion Hunt; Something Borrowed, Something Blue; Father's Day; Gift of the Maggie; Tattoos; Friends; Rhapsody; End Zone; True Believer; And All Ye Need. Written around the core theme of relationships and the flaws within the male heart, Men With Women offers both a unique look into human nature and a thought-provoking experience in the ups and downs of male-female romantic interactions. Midwest Book Review Men with Women (a gutsy twist on the Hemingway title) is a wrenching collection about men – creatures Hullett casts as tragic figures who, although never really alone, must stand apart to define themselves. Crisp dialog renders genuinely poignant many of these self-made souls. I particularly liked Outside Mombasa, a tale of men told by a woman. Rhapsody has a razor edge, Grunion Hunt is disturbing, and And All Ye Need is one of the most romantic little pieces I have ever read. Robert Kester (reviewed on Amazon.com) |
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The blockbuster first novel by award winning playwright Joseph Hullett. Killing Rain, Killing Fire Headlines tag her The River Trail Jogger -- a woman gang-raped and discarded for dead near the southern California stadium where the Angels sometimes play. Heart failing, she begs her ex-husband, detective Pete Pinel -- END IT! Torn between the faltering letting-go of grief and the desperate holding-on of vengeance, Pinel charges wounded and fever-fired toward an apocalyptic climax in the savage world of El Tigre and the Fallen Angels. But nothing can obscure Veronica's plea. Returning full circle to her bedside -- to a last goodbye haunted by echoes of a first hello -- Pinel discovers what she really wants ... but can he give it?
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"A Simple Case of Sniffles" published in Art Times June 09 -- click title to hear the story read by Joseph Hullett or use the player below (if displayed)
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Joe can be reached through Answer Publications or directly Joseph Hullett |
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