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The Plainness of My Fall

New Short Stories Collection, Book 1

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The Plainness of My Fall

By: Janice Garden Macdonald
Narrated by: Arielle Joria
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Canadian author Janice Garden Macdonald offers you six tales that will keep you guessing until the end.

In "Walrus in a Glass Cage" - an Inuit girl conjures up a magical formula to rid herself of the evil stone statue that has taken up residence in her home.

"Snow Day" - a woman realizes too late that the body upstairs in her bedroom is not who she thinks it is.

"The Plainness of My Fall" - life slips by in a second in this award-winning tale, judged first place by Joyce Carol Oates.

"Why Waste Good Beer?" - a death pact with a loved one has a surprising end.

"The Birdhouse" - when a senior citizen is unwillingly moved from her apartment, more than a few feathers are ruffled.

"The Metamorph" - a young boy throws away a lucky medallion that he later suspects has special powers.

©2015 Janice Garden Macdonald (P)2021 Janice Garden Macdonald
Fiction Short Stories

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