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Tied Within is a quirky yet gritty novella for fans of S.E. Hinton or Catcher in the Rye.
It’s when you’re a teenager that you get to decide who you’re going to be. For Theresa, it means renaming herself Bronwyn and reconstructing every detail about her appearance. Dominic decides it means shaving his hair into a mohawk and emulating his punk rock idols. Their best friend Ivy still can’t figure out who she is, but she knows she’d give anything to be more than the little girl who survived the brutal murder of her parents at the hands of a deranged serial killer. All three friends are running from the hand they’ve been dealt, but in a single night, they’ll be forced to reckon with reality at a terrible cost.

Set in northern Colorado in the early 90s, Tied Within is a story about what it means to feel like a weirdo while searching for an identity in a world that has already decided who you are.

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This autobiographical zine brings together true crime, childhood fear, and a classic short story in order to ask the chilling question: How can you be certain that you’re still alive?

Buy & ship An Occurrence on West Cherry Street in the UK: (£2.70 Shippping included)
Buy & ship An Occurrence on West Cherry Street inside the EU (Excl. UK): (€3.99 Shippping included)
Buy & ship An Occurrence on West Cherry Street outside European Union: ($4.99 Shippping included)

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Drunks. Addicts. Killers. The dead, dying, deformed, damaged, ashamed, and abused. Misunderstood and overlooked human beings are everywhere around us, and have a story to tell to those who are willing to listen. You Don’t See Any of This is an emotional, quirky, and sometimes dangerous tour through the lives of downtrodden, regular, working-class characters who inhabit complicated inner worlds. Two little girls struggle as they’re crushed under the weight of their mother’s hoarding. A woman born with physical deformities creates her own way of healing others. A brutal man finds his humanity while a young girl finds the killer inside her. Faced with grief, loss, death, ageing, as well as their own failures and defects, these are stories of people we pass by every day, but rarely see unless we take the time to look.

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“These stories often describe a sad situation, even desperate, nevertheless, we smile, and we discover wonderful things.” – Amazon.fr review

“…it was the writing that grabbed me from the get-go in this too-brief collection of short stories. Massoud is precise, determined, and articulate in the way she tells these stories set in England, Ireland, Paris, Greece.” – Goodreads review

“For short story readers, this is a book that should be read.” – Amazon.com review

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“Buy this book, make yourself comfortable for a few hours and enjoy it. You will be very grateful to yourself for having done so.” – Amazon.com review

“With all the quirkiness of the characters & the general sense of deja vu this book gave me, I would highly recommend it to anyone that doesn’t mind taking a look in the mirror with open eyes.” – Amazon.com review

“…these stories will have an impact on you and my advice is to keep this book on a shelf close by, for you will probably read it all over again sometime.” – Amazon.com review

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