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Graveyard shift at the lemonade stand / Tim Bowling.

Van Pelt Library PR9199.3.B6358 G73 2025
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Bowling, Tim, 1964- author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Short stories, Canadian.
Interpersonal relations--Fiction.
Interpersonal relations.
Aging--Fiction.
Aging.
British Columbia--Fiction.
British Columbia.
Edmonton (Alta.)--Fiction.
Edmonton (Alta.).
Genre:
short stories.
Short stories.
Physical Description:
218 pages ; 21 cm
Place of Publication:
Calgary, Alberta : Freehand Books, [2025]
©2025
Summary:
"The first collection of short stories from award-winning author Tim Bowling, exploring childhood, work, and aging. Set on the west coast of British Columbia and in Edmonton, the fourteen stories in this collection focus on moments of transformation: between parents and their children, between men and women, between humans and the natural world. In this collection that's every bit as thoughtful and masterful as his past work, Tim Bowling explores the passing of time and the (sometimes desperate) desire for meaning to return, with depth and flashes of humour."-- Provided by publisher.
Contents:
The Living
Kapelznik in the Bottom of the Ninth
Tainted Love
Bartleby, the Sessional
As Green as the Grass Grows
Dark, and Rain in the Air
This Is a Test of the Emergency Book-Buying System
Sidelines
The Key of Life
The Librarian's Dilemma
The Boat Ride
The Horses of Darkness
East and West
Tidal Change.
Other Format:
Online version: Bowling, Tim, 1964- Graveyard shift at the lemonade stand.
ISBN:
9781990601866
1990601863
OCLC:
1468433647

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