Fiction
Fiction Collection
Success: Stories
The stories in the award-winning fiction collection, Success: Stories, invite you into lives of characters caught in our increasingly intertwined world. The short stories offer a glimpse of human nature in many settings. The dramas come to life with humor and feeling. Prize-winning novelist Caroline Leavitt writes, “Taylor unpeels the lives and loves of ordinary people to reveal nuggets of extraordinary truths…Deceptively spare and absolutely unforgettable.”
More Short Fiction
- See my story in This is What America Looks Like, an anthology from Washington Writers’ Publishing House
- Humane Society – in Gargoyle #71. Nominated for a Pushcart Prize
- That Red Vest – in The MacGuffin.
- Lovely, Dark and Deep – in Gargoyle #61.
- My story in Washington City Paper‘s first Fiction Issue.
- May Day – in The Jabberwock Review.
- Pelagro – in Eclectica, and in the anthology, Eclectica’s Best Fiction, Volume One.
Buy the book. Reviewers call Pelagro a “tightly composed and satisfying story,… equally compelling in dealing with the complexities of one’s limitations and failures, within the context of a father and son relationship.” - Monsters – in Pindeldyboz. Named a Notable Online Story by Story South.
- Errand – in Eclectica. Named a Notable Online Story of 2004 in the Million Writers Award.
- Child Thief – in Potomac Review #34.