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I enjoyed this short story collection set in Mobile Alabama. There is a charm to Michael Knights writing that echoes back to the past. 3 🌟

This collection of short stories gets a pick for two reasons — the quality of the writing and the final story, Landfall. Most of the stories really draw you in, but then they just fail with the ending. None have real resolutions, but it is only in Landfall that Knight deftly handles this lack of resolution.

I‘m assuming by “graphitied,” Knight meant “graffitied.” This seems like more than just a typo though, more like he really thinks it‘s spelled that way and no one corrected it. Picture was just part of my day outside today.

This collection of stories is set where I live and it‘s available on Hoopla, so I checked it out. I hope it‘s good.

It looks like a hurricane hit my dining room 😂😂

Whoever said this was the “busiest reading day” must be nuts. After spending 14 hours in Publix (where shopping was not a pleasure), and cooking all day, it‘s time for a Traveler Grapefruit beer while waiting on one.more.thing. to come out of the oven.

I‘m digging this cover - it looks like it was drawn with one continuous line. A book of short stories set in Alabama. Sounds good to this Georgia girl 😍🍑

I really love the simplicity of this cover (and the stories are wonderful). It turns out the author's wife designed it! #FallIntoBooks #shortstories
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#tonighttonight for #90sinjuly this collection of short stories comes to mind and has earned a spot on my TBR.

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Here's a link to my favs #sofar

Didn't know what to expect - only one story in and loving it.

Recovering from my wisdom teeth removal with Leon Bridges, milkshakes and a book of short stories about my future home. #sickday

Stories all of a type, but a lovely quick read.

Michael Knight spoke at the Alabama Book Festival. He also read short portions of three of the stories from Eveningland. He should read his own audiobooks, seriously.

Picked this up on a lark and dang do these Bama stories ring familiar! ❤️

I have never read a book that so closely connected me to my roots. I am amazed at this collection and am going to have to buy it when the price goes down.

I guess I should go return it to the library now, since it was due back yesterday.

Just finished the last story. Really loved the melancholy beauty of these short stories. Can't wait to meet the author later this month at @FountainBookstore

I really, really want to buy this but everywhere has it full price only. I just can't make myself spend $25 on a book, no matter how bad I want it 😕

Gorgeous day for reading outside!

Enjoying a morning off with Starbucks and #shortstories. #CurrentlyReading

I don't often get to read at work, but the author is coming later this month so it's work related! Loving it so far! #shortstories #indiebookstore

Each of these short stories (7 in all) is achingly bland & ultimately forgettable. Taking Mobile, Alabama as their setting feels like the only uniqueness but even that fails to rise even to the level of local color.

The raspberry fingers are just to make you look at this book. (And you are totally going to do this the next time you get raspberries, right?)

Knight is in the rare class of writers who are able to put into words the feelings for which, until now, we have had no way to express.

#2017MostAnticipated #SeasonsReadings2016

First up: here are some 2017 releases which I have already read (and highly recommend) via ARCs. 🎉

Absolutely loved this story collection from Michael Knight. I read an egalley (Thanks #netgalley) and prefer to read real books of stories so I can choose the length etc. I really like the order and pace and that the final story is long. Not out until March, but put it in your radar or order the galley those of you on those services. A fabulous collection!