Tales from the Id
Tales from the Id by James Prine is a collection of short stories published by iUniverse in October 2003. This edition, written in English and spanning 112 pages, presents a variety of intriguing characters and narratives that explore diverse themes and situations.
Readers will encounter a mysterious police sergeant with unusual knowledge, Vikings facing unexpected challenges, and a fresh perspective on Leviticus. The collection also delves into significant moments, such as a wartime experience in North Vietnam and the reflections of a middle-aged man yearning for his past. Additional stories include a house fire in New Orleans and the somber atmosphere of a policeman’s funeral, culminating in a tale of an individual who possesses the ability to fly.
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James Prine introduces a variety of interesting characters in this unique collection of short stories: a mysterious police sergeant who knows more about crucifixions than he should; Vikings who got a little more than they bargained for; Leviticus seen in a new way; an unforgettable war-time event in North Vietnam; the quest of a middle-aged man longing for the past; fighting a house fire in New Orleans; attending a policeman’s funeral; and an individual who flies like a bird.
These stories are highly recommended for anyone who occasionally enjoys straying off the beaten path.
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