Harrigan's Price and Other Stories - Bauer, Christian
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Christian Bauer's short stories range from out-of-control Thanksgiving turkeys to a fighter pilot's fateful flight and take the reader from a pizza delivery joint to a homemade backyard rocket ship. Machines have minds of their own with a love for pranks (or even more deadly plans). Sometimes, if you just wait, serendipity solves the problem. This collection highlights some of Bauer's most loved previously-published short stories including "Fresh, Never Frozen" and "Harrigan's Price," while introducing several never-before-published titles, created especially for this collection.

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Christian Bauer's short stories range from out-of-control Thanksgiving turkeys to a fighter pilot's fateful flight and take the reader from a pizza delivery joint to a homemade backyard rocket ship. Machines have minds of their own with a love for pranks (or even more deadly plans). Sometimes, if you just wait, serendipity solves the problem. This collection highlights some of Bauer's most loved previously-published short stories including "Fresh, Never Frozen" and "Harrigan's Price," while introducing several never-before-published titles, created especially for this collection.
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Bauer's muse wears a knee-length white beaded dress and matching stiletto heels. Her bobbed hair curves against her cheek as she directs words to the page and sips champagne. He bangs on the keyboard at her command. Like Chandler, a fellow unemployed oil exec, Bauer started his writing career by crafting short stories, to date numbering 36 paid and published. Now edging toward book length tales, he credits Writers Under the Arch (his writing group in St. Louis) for keeping him on track. And, before a fate worse than writer's block can befall him, admits he owes eternal thanks to the woman in the white dress.