Dogwalker Stories
Dogwalker Stories by Arthur Bradford, published by National Geographic Books on August 27, 2002, is a reprint edition comprising 176 pages. This collection of short stories presents a unique blend of humor and satire, immersing readers in a world filled with eccentric characters and unusual situations. The narratives explore the lives of misfits, including a young man who buys drugs from a dealer with a peculiar method of confinement and another who shares his home with a cat-faced circus performer.
Readers will encounter a diverse array of stories that highlight the absurdities of life, featuring a cast of dogs that adds a whimsical touch to the tales. The stories delve into themes of humanity and strangeness, showcasing characters who navigate bizarre circumstances, such as a man torn between his pregnant wife and a ten-pound slug he believes will bring him wealth. With its literary style and humorous undertones, Dogwalker Stories invites readers to reflect on the oddities of existence and the beauty found within the unconventional.
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Tender and satiric, hilarious and humane, Dogwalker plunks readers down in a land of misfits and the circumstantially strange–where one young man buys drugs from a dealer who locks his customers in a closet, while another lands a cat-faced circus freak for a roommate, and yet another must choose between his pregnant wife and the ten-pound slug he’s convinced will bring him a fortune. And throughout these stories moves a divinely inspired collection of dogs: three-legged, no-legged, dogs that sing, that talk, and that give birth to humans. Brilliant, perplexing, and moving, this is a daring debut that strolls along society’s fringes and unearths strange beauty among its misfits
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