T.M. McNally

• Feb-1993
• / General Fiction
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"Stunning . . . Unforgettable . . ." Los Angeles Times
The unexpected suicide of seventeen-year-old Walker Miller sends shock waves through the small community at Gold Dust High in Phoenix. There's Joe Jazinski, Walker's best friend, suddenly face...

• Jun-1998
• / General Fiction
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Patrick, his sister, and his mother have come to Paradise Valley, Arizona, in the bitter aftermath of his father's suicide. As his mother turns to alcohol for solace and his sister finds companionship in the town's wild crowd, Patrick spends lonely d...

• Sep-2004
• / General Fiction
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Praise for Quick:

"T.M. McNally's stories are compact, complex, artful and truthful miracles of humanity and language-strong coffee for these narcoleptic times."
-Pam Houston, author of Waltzing the Cat

"Like good blues, these storie...

• Sep-2005
• / General Fiction
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“Brilliant. . . . The intricately layered narrative, moving back and forth in time and space, builds to a conclusion both bloody and subtle . . .”---Chicago Tribune“. . . in his most far-reaching and scorchingly beautiful novel, [McNally] exten...

• Oct-2007
• / Literary
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T. M. McNally's subject in the seven stories in this, his third story collection, is love, always love. For him, these are religious stories for skeptics who are spiritually inclined. In "Bastogne," a middle-aged son visiting the French countryside w...

• Apr-2008
• / General Fiction
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"Low Flying Aircraft" is a collection of interrelated stories in which one life is equally capable of influencing another "under a sky the size of history."

Spanning a period of fourteen years, the stories are connected by the pasts of Orion McC...