Thanks to Molly Norris of Midnight Corndog. For context, see this piece by Dave Itzkoff.
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Government worker and his friends discover a way save his agency millions ... but instead of receiving praise, finds themselves in hot water. "Modern-day tale with working-class folks: part fable, part satire, and part comedy." $2.99
S. Africa stories "interwoven with themes of alienation, rebellion, awakening, and courage." $3.50
A "marvelous, thought-provoking, daring novel" about a father's deluded love for his daughter $0.99
“Psychologically-nuanced love story, reminiscent of Anne Tyler or Somerset Maugham ..” $2.99
Postmodern lunacy … with psychiatrists! $3.99
"Dark comedy about the underside of the cargo shipping business." $4.99
"Lisa Mason might just be the female Phillip K. Dick. Like Dick, Mason's stories are far more than just sci-fi tales, they are brimming with insight into human consciousness and the social condition." $3.99
What if you found yourself naked on a new strange planet -- just after being murdered?! $2.99
It's hard to kill when you're a telepath... unless your feelings are frozen by grief. (Interplanetary adventure) $5.99
"This achingly personal, contemporary version of the Inferno is both truer to its prototype and more daring." $4.99
Film Reference by noted British critic $5.99
This reminds me of the book nine stories were the gifted child had flash backs of seeing God being poured into God and every thing around him was God and it seemed only natural. And the adults looked at him like he was crazy.