What Goes Around - Fite, Ginny
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No matter how well you plan, you never know when something or someone may turn your life in a new direction-or even completely upside down. Whether it's the physics of fate or simply bad timing, every action produces a reaction-and no one can escape destiny. This collection of short stories explores these twists of fate against different backdrops-in real and imagined worlds, in the past, present, and future. In What Goes Around, three generations of a West Virginia family survive domestic abuse, coping in surprisingly disparate ways. "Year of the Vampires" describes a group of friends…mehr

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No matter how well you plan, you never know when something or someone may turn your life in a new direction-or even completely upside down. Whether it's the physics of fate or simply bad timing, every action produces a reaction-and no one can escape destiny. This collection of short stories explores these twists of fate against different backdrops-in real and imagined worlds, in the past, present, and future. In What Goes Around, three generations of a West Virginia family survive domestic abuse, coping in surprisingly disparate ways. "Year of the Vampires" describes a group of friends battling outsiders wreaking havoc on their island. In "Learning by Heart," a family confronts their youngest son's addiction. Covering terrorism, grief, and murder, these stories reveal that sometimes, well after hope is gone, life rewards you for simply surviving. What Goes Around examines the wheels of destiny as they turn, bringing rewards and punishments to those who must face their demons.
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Ginny Friedlander Fite, an award-winning journalist and writer, is the author of five previous novels, a humorous book on aging, three collections of poetry and a collection of short stories.A graduate of Rutgers University and Johns Hopkins University, her 40-year career in communications included posts as editor of the Frederick Gazette, lifestyle editor for the Herald-Mail, editorial manager for women's health at Discovery.com, public relations director for Goucher College, deputy press secretary for a Maryland Governor, press secretary for a member of Congress, and media director for a robotics R&D company.After studying at the School for Women Healers and the Maryland Poetry Therapy Institute, she developed the trademarked creative writing course, Writercizing, which she taught as an adjunct instructor at Frederick Community College in Maryland.Nominated for a Pushcart Prize, her stories have appeared in numerous literary journals, and her novel told in short stories was shortlisted for the SFWP prize. She is currently working on a novel about a family fleeing the effects of a pandemic.Ginny also is a contributing author to the Pen Name: Lee Anne Post