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The story of a group of friends who create a perfect childhood in a revolutionary socialist country fighting a war.

A grim, philosophical sequel to The Velveteen Rabbit, The Tao of Pooh meets Tim Burton.

A second volume of Windsor's early history, from the turn of the 20th century to the end of WWII.

Philip Larkin meets Larry David: lyric poetry about love, death, and erectile dysfunction.

In this Booker-Prize-nominated novel, one man's contemplative walk through the German countryside has sinister and shocking consequences.

These dark and exhilarating narratives, reminiscent of Annie Proulx's Wyoming stories, won the 2015 Frank O'Connor Short Story Award.

A smart, accessible look into the philosophy of baseball, with a focus on its lessons for a life best lived.

Constructed as responses to epigraphs by the famous and the anonymous, these poems playfully explore veganism, sex, death, and Coachella.

Like its totem creature, the poems in Octopus are canny, slippery, and metamorphic.

How control of Canada's iconic publisher, McClelland and Stewart, was transferred over to a foreign-owned corporation.

A trippy, dystopic, psychological tale of one woman's descent into the depths of grief and risk-addiction.

Thematically linked short stories about language and the battle of the sexes, in the tradition of Tristram Shandy.

Bruce Jay Friedman is the author of -- among others -- Stern, A Mother's Kiss, The Lonely Guy's Book of Life, Let's Hear It For a Beautiful Day, and The Collected Short Fiction of Bruce Jay Friedman which appeared in 1995. Now to be added to the Collected Short Fiction are the stories in Three Balconies. Over the years his stories have appeared in purely literary magazines but also in Esquire, Playboy, The New Yorker, Saturday Evening Post, an...