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Hubert is a killer. He loves the sport of it - the thrill of the hunt - and Hubert can feel and share in the pain of his victims as they breathe their final breath. Larry is a young boy who dreams about death before it happens. He can't remember his dreams by day, but by night he is haunted by the faces and words of the dying. When the two end up in the same town, and become aware of one another, a classic battle of good and evil ensues.

Behind the walls of respectability is a world exploding with crime, sin, and the darkest magic of all. The rain beats down on the hot New Orleans streets. A derelict staggers, no longer a man, but a zombie, a vessel emptied by voodoo sorcery and poured full of another's will. This is the land of lace curtains and Mardi Gras. This is the world of the bayou, and sizzling crawfish, and a man in white who can kill at any distance.

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Tuesday's Choice is the timeless story of five people whose lives connect through circumstances initiated by one of them, a resourceful but discouraged drifter who longs for a new chapter in a life filled with disappointment. The story features a mayor whose tenure is coming to an end, his wife, who also faces transition, and an ex-con, Jason, whose own circumstances are dealt with on a moment-by-moment basis.

The premier's adult daughter begins to behave with an utter absence of wherewithal and insight. An admiral's dreamboat son engages in five years of profligate behavior after his sterling, top-of-his-class academy graduation. A doctor called in to examine both scions determines they're mutaclones.

In a rural Appalachian town, a man reckons with the violence and lassitude of his neighbors after a dark and confusing encounter in the woods. His life, as dull and steady as the weather hanging over the town where he lives, becomes a phantasmagoria when he is haunted by waking nightmares about a dead girl no one else can see. In this short work of Appalachian magical realism, a man is plagued by the ghosts of murders he didn't commit.

Sometimes there are no words for what happens to us. This story is about what happens to so many, has for so long, and is happening as this is being written and read. Adding to this, it's a story about sexual assault. It's very timely, it turns out, and still one of the oldest stories ever told.

Briggs Carney was a trailer park teenager when he lost the love of his life to one of those 460,000 mystery disappearances that occur every year. Only later did he come to know how singular she was and how the memory of some people we encounter is impervious to the slow erosion of experience that frees minds, allowing us to move forward in a silent anguish. His was a lifetime spent never quite feeling he was going in the right direction. A living in the shadow of that missed chance. His own destination unclear, he fell into a quiet existence of driving other people to theirs.