Werewolves in Their Youth: Stories

from LaurieAE

I like Michael Chabon...and I have recently read a collection of essays by him as well as this collection of short stories. I enjoyed these stories much more than Astray by Donoghue but since that collection was not to my taste, that is not exactly the best comparison for this collection. I will ...

from cait815

I'm usually not a fan of short stories (with the exception of Flannery O'Connor's; she is AMAZING), but I did enjoy this book. The stories themselves were fine - the title story being my favorite - but it was Chabon's writing that really enamored me. I must bump Kavalier and Clay to the top of my...

from veracite

Lots of fathers. Lots and lots of missing fathers.

from quondame

Stories with characters who never quite got a grip on life and encountered such turbulence that they lost what little they had, though through some alchemy of mischance a few get knocked back into a better positions. The stew of inept anger and inarticulate guilt, sexual, social, professional is ...

from jennyo

This is a collection of short stories by Pulitzer winner Michael Chabon. I love Chabon's novels, and don't know why I let this sit on my bookshelf unread for so long (I bought it a few years ago when I heard Chabon speak at Southwestern University). I picked it up today, started reading it, and o...