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The Suffering of Lesser Mammals
“Greg Sanders is a beguiling, far-ranging fabulist, whose wily, hyper-smart inventions take us from Big Sur to Brooklyn, from Kafka’s Prague to a remote exoplanet—and to cyberspace, whose cold zones measure human value in ‘clickthrough rates,’ and whose dark corners register ‘a world in magnificent turmoil and unrepentant decline.’”
— David Gates, Pulitzer finalist and author of A Hand Reached Down to Guide Me
"Greg Sanders is a startling fiction writer with a quirky-snarky & deeply affecting prose manner that's original and all his own. I highly recommend you jump on his new collection of stories, The Suffering of Lesser Mammals. Of which we are some."
— Frederick Barthelme, author of the story collection Moon Deluxe, the novel There Must Be Some Mistake, and fourteen other books in between.
"Expect the most extraordinary as you enter any of the deftly rendered stories in The Suffering of Lesser Mammals..."
— Justin Cromer, Rain Taxi Review of Books
"Sanders' descriptive, almost poetic writing style reels the reader in and keeps them hooked."
— Hannah Stewart, Left Hand Valley Courier
“Greg Sanders is a beguiling, far-ranging fabulist, whose wily, hyper-smart inventions take us from Big Sur to Brooklyn, from Kafka’s Prague to a remote exoplanet—and to cyberspace, whose cold zones measure human value in ‘clickthrough rates,’ and whose dark corners register ‘a world in magnificent turmoil and unrepentant decline.’”
— David Gates, Pulitzer finalist and author of A Hand Reached Down to Guide Me
"Greg Sanders is a startling fiction writer with a quirky-snarky & deeply affecting prose manner that's original and all his own. I highly recommend you jump on his new collection of stories, The Suffering of Lesser Mammals. Of which we are some."
— Frederick Barthelme, author of the story collection Moon Deluxe, the novel There Must Be Some Mistake, and fourteen other books in between.
"Expect the most extraordinary as you enter any of the deftly rendered stories in The Suffering of Lesser Mammals..."
— Justin Cromer, Rain Taxi Review of Books
"Sanders' descriptive, almost poetic writing style reels the reader in and keeps them hooked."
— Hannah Stewart, Left Hand Valley Courier