An Implausibility of Gnus by Tobias Amadon Bengelsdorf
An Implausibility of Gnus is the product of Bengelsdorf’s compulsive pick-pocketing from the coats of the American psyche. Over 30 short and shorter stories pack into the collection, each revealing sparkling tidbits of the ordinary or ordinary disclosures of the fantastical: kitchen slop and siphonophores, travel and murder. Connect the dots if you care to, or just marvel at the rounded corners and think about swimming.
Numbered box of handmade cards, books, and ketchup • 2009
An Implausibility of Gnus is the product of Bengelsdorf’s compulsive pick-pocketing from the coats of the American psyche. Over 30 short and shorter stories pack into the collection, each revealing sparkling tidbits of the ordinary or ordinary disclosures of the fantastical: kitchen slop and siphonophores, travel and murder. Connect the dots if you care to, or just marvel at the rounded corners and think about swimming.
Numbered box of handmade cards, books, and ketchup • 2009
An Implausibility of Gnus is the product of Bengelsdorf’s compulsive pick-pocketing from the coats of the American psyche. Over 30 short and shorter stories pack into the collection, each revealing sparkling tidbits of the ordinary or ordinary disclosures of the fantastical: kitchen slop and siphonophores, travel and murder. Connect the dots if you care to, or just marvel at the rounded corners and think about swimming.
Numbered box of handmade cards, books, and ketchup • 2009
Originally from Long Island, Tobias Amadon Bengelsdorf moved to Michigan for work, and then to Chicago to get his MFA in writing at the School of the Art Institute. He is still in Chicago, writing, teaching, editing, and reading. Mostly, he writes short little things. Unless he is working on his novel. He likes trains. He dislikes cars.