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In the House [electronic resource]

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A collection of stories that limn the dangers of domesticity In Lynn K. Kilpatrick's In the House, anything can happen. A collection of shorts-lists, character sketches, directions, scripts, and instructions-In the House reveals the often conspicuous, yet frequently overlooked, dangers of relationships gone awry. In a home suffused with fragility or in a kitchen surrounded by knives, Kilpatrick's men and women navigate around one another's eccentricities with caution, highlighting the unspoken desires and veil

Title In the House [electronic resource] / Lynn K. Kilpatrick.
Edition 1st ed.
Publisher Tuscaloosa, Ala. : FC2
Creation Date c2010
Notes Short stories.
English
Content Table Of Contents
In The House
My Neighbors
The Guy Who Planted Those Flowers
Dioramas Of The Domestic Landscape - Window #1
Women In Confined Spaces
Dioramas Of The Domestic Landscape - Window #2
On Understanding
Dioramas Of The Domestic Landscape - Window #3
How Things End
The Infinite Cages
Dioramas Of The Domestic Landscape - Window #4
Bitter On The Tongue
Dioramas Of The Domestic Landscape - Window #5
After: Crime Scene
Knives In The Kitchen
The Third Suspect
Miss America: A Story In Sestinas
Dioramas Of The Domestic Landscape - Window #6
Temptations
Dioramas Of The Domestic Landscape - Window #7Domestic Drama
Extent 1 online resource (138 p.)
Language English
National Library system number 997010714220305171
MARC RECORDS
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