"Long Shadows at Noon may be of interest to readers of contemporary fiction looking for stories that focus on the varying facets of the human experience."
Long Shadows at Noon is a varied collection of 10 short stories. Starting with the longest short story ‘Wyoming’ which tells the intriguing story of a woman moving across the country to start a new job, and drawn into a man’s search for a missing backpack. The rest of the stories include, but aren’t limited to religion and spirituality, chess, art, crime and punishment. This is a literary collection of short stories that explore an array of human attachment and connection. Author Chris Kassel creates well-constructed worlds and scenarios in a limited number of pages. There’s plenty of conflict and action in each story to ponder over or to discuss as part of a book group. Long Shadows at Noon may be of interest to readers of contemporary fiction looking for stories that focus on the varying facets of the human experience.
Charlotte Walker, A LoveReading Ambassador
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