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Passing Through
Passing Through is a collection of stories from hitchhikers and travelers alike. Cash, Grass, or Ass, open up and hitch a ride!
138 pages, Paperback
Published September 15, 2017
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Weasel
55 books31 followersWeasel is a queer poet and The Dude of Weasel Press. He has appeared in a documentary titled Something Out of Nothing (S.O.O.N) directed by Mitchel Dudley, and has been a featured poet on Living Art with Dr. Michael Woodson, 90.1 KPFT. In 2016, Weasel was a Juried Poet for the 2016 Houston Poetry Festival.
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June 17, 2025
An interesting premise for a short story collection of hitchhikers, traveling, and the consequences of taking rides with strangers. For me it was a mixed bag. About half of the stories were not up to the caliber I was hoping for, but the other half were excellent so keep that in mind if you’re going to check it out yourself.
Frances Pauli’s courtroom drama titled “Seed of a Doubt” with fish felt the most fleshed out and was the story that stuck with me longest after reading. I also enjoyed Jako’s “The Savage Caravan” and BanWynn’s “Overpass” as they each had more to say than the other stories in the collection. “Overpass” really stuck with me because of the unique way in which it was written.
Great premise, but hampered by some of the contributions.
Frances Pauli’s courtroom drama titled “Seed of a Doubt” with fish felt the most fleshed out and was the story that stuck with me longest after reading. I also enjoyed Jako’s “The Savage Caravan” and BanWynn’s “Overpass” as they each had more to say than the other stories in the collection. “Overpass” really stuck with me because of the unique way in which it was written.
Great premise, but hampered by some of the contributions.
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