Some Stupid Glow - by Tj Fuller (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

The characters in TJ Fuller's debut collection are desperate. They want their lives to mean something. They seek solace in work, validation and hope in others. And they fail. A lot. The songs they sing us hit home--and they hit hard--but not without humor, grace, and some straight-up weirdness.

At times speculative and/or surreal, these stories set in the Pacific Northwest feature as many Philip Seymour Hoffmans as you can imagine, even more dream versions of yourself, aging backyard wrestlers, homeless gamblers, and much more. Let TJ tell you some tales you won't soon forget.

About the Author

TJ Fuller's stories have been featured in The Columbia Journal, Juked, Vol. 1
Brooklyn, and other journals. His work has also been included in two
anthologies, What I Thought of Ain't Funny, based on the work of Mitch Hedberg, and And If That Mockingbird Don't Sing: Parenting Stories Gone Speculative.
He earned an M.F.A. in fiction from Eastern Washington University, and
has been accepted to both Tin House and Sewanee summer workshops.
Currently, he teaches composition and creative writing at Mt. Hood
Community College and is the faculty advisor for Perceptions Magazine,
the school's magazine of the arts. Some Stupid Glow is his first book.