Rush Leaming Stories
"A powerful, gritty, and exquisitely written anthology... not to be missed." – J. Miller, Reader's Favorite
Thailand. The Congo. Greece. Spain. America…Four continents and forty-plus years in the making.
The Man Who Screams at Nightfall is a landmark collection of short stories depicting a young man on a classic voyage of self-discovery, wandering the earth in search of some purpose in life.
From childhood to parenthood and everything in between—these tales are raw and unflinching; at other times, poignant and moving.
Get ready for a literary journey unlike any you’ve experienced before.
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"Sharply observed, nuanced, precise, and morally challenging..." - The Prairies Book Review
"Leaming's light hand with dialogue and keen sense of human psychology create a book that highlights weighty issues by putting a compassionate human face on human struggles. Sharp, inventive, and deeply moving: a fine literary collection." - BookView
"A short story collection that excels in its sense of literary psychological growth and discovery. Libraries looking for interconnected short stories that represent life journeys and revelations will find The Man Who Screams at Nightfall and Other Stories an appealing acquisition that promises much fodder for discussion to book club readers interested in fictional blends of psychological and social revelation." - Midwest Book Review, D. Donovan
"Without a lengthy description of the characters, just enough to provide the imagery necessary to identify them, he catches and holds the reader's attention like no other I've experienced in the hundreds of books and stories I've read over the years." - Reader's Favorite, L. Allen
Happy 2024!
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Available now: The Whole of the Moon
The stunning prequel to #1 bestseller Don't Go, Ramanya
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THE PIPE ORGAN is published as part of the Electric Eclectic literary initiative out of the UK. Available now at Amazon around the world.
Hey kids, due to their ridiculous fees (which means I have to charge you ridiculous prices) and their poor service, my books are no longer at Ingram Group. Print books can be ordered through B&N Press or Amazon. E-books most everywhere!
