ISBN 978-0-578-46735-1 (5.25” x 8” x 1.75”, 656 pp, 2 vol paperback, French flaps) | Short stories

Together for the first time, the interlinked tales of Stephen Dixon’s Dear Abigail and Late Stories in a beautifully designed set.

Praise for Stephen Dixon

“Stephen Dixon is one of the great secret masters—too secret. I return again and again to his stories for writerly inspiration, moral support and comic relief [ . . . ] Please read him, you.”

—Jonathan Lethem, author of Dissident Gardens

“Stephen Dixon has somehow been overlooked as one of the masters of recording how a person thinks, of what it feels like to be alive inside a brain [ . . . ] He should be remembered as one of postmodern modernism’s greats.”

—Blake Butler, author of Three Hundred Million

“When I finish [Dixon’s] books, I feel very aware that life will end, that the process of it ending is currently happening, even while I brush my teeth or stare at a computer screen [ . . . ] and that the process includes bodies and brains getting gradually less effective [ . . . ] Knowing all that at a heightened level makes me feel calmer, more emotional, less despairing.”

—Tao Lin, author of Trip: Psychedelics, Alienation, and Change

“There is no better chronicler of our antic and anxious age than Stephen Dixon.”

—Daniel Handler, author of All the Dirty Parts