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Sex of the Midwest

A Novel In Stories

Robyn Ryle
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Galiot Press

About

With humor and grace, Ryle depicts a quirky cast of characters and their post-pandemic hopes, fears, gripes, and longings in this engaging collection of linked stories. One foggy morning, an email appears in inboxes across the small town of Lanier, Indiana. "Invitation to Participate: Sexual Practices in a Small Midwestern town," the subject line reads. A link leads to an extensive survey. Street by street and resident by resident--from the basketball coach in retirement with a bad lung, to the bartender finding her way to writing, to the health department worker with a vendetta against the hot-dog vendor--the email opens up the secret (and not so secret) lives of one community, and reveals the surprising complexity of love, friendship, and belonging in our post-Covid times.

Related Subjects

  • Small Town & Rural
  • Adult Fiction
  • Short Stories (single author)
  • Literary

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Robyn RyleAuthor