Seven Eleven Forgotten and Other Stories - Paperback

by Barnaby Hazen (Author)

The innovative use of convenience store phenomena weaves these nine strange tales together. The book follows a recurring character throughout the collection, Alex Aronovich, whose knack for romantic folly plagues him from Los Angeles to Moscow.Other stories (such as "A TIA for Gia," and "Princess 7") dance eclectically and playfully around the convenience store theme--as a painter's subject used repeatedly, from never the same point of view. Other stories (such as "A TIA for Gia," and "Princess 7") dance eclectically and playfully around the same convenience store theme--as a painter's subject used repeatedly, from never the same point of view.

Author Biography

Barnaby Hazen is the founding author and editor of Seven Eleven Stories, a periodical of convenience store related fiction. He also helps edit The Bud Hawthorne Revue, a non-fiction periodical covering the stories of educators. His latest publication, "Seven Eleven Forgotten and Other Stories," was the first of the Seven Eleven Stories collections, and is now available in print. Barnaby lives with his wife Sarah, who contributes artwork to Seven Eleven Stories. He also plays guitar and bass for various local bands in New Mexico.