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Unusual Circumstances

Short Fiction

"Short Fiction Collection"

Pocol Press, 2000

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Publication details

Author
Michael Largo
Publisher
Pocol Press
Published
2000
Genre
Fiction

About the book

The title is a fair warning. Unusual Circumstances, published by Pocol Press in 2000, is a collection of short fiction showcasing Michael Largo's versatility as a storyteller, featuring tales of the unusual, the mysterious, and the unexpected.

Short fiction is where a writer's instincts show most clearly, and Largo's instincts have always pointed toward the strange corner of the room. The stories collected here work the same territory his nonfiction would soon make famous: the odd exit, the unexplained turn, the circumstance nobody saw coming.

For completists of the Largo shelf, this is the bridge between the novelist of the Southern Gothic years and the encyclopedist of death who emerged with Final Exits six years later.

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Inside the book

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Tales of the unusual, the mysterious, and the unexpected

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Short fiction showcasing Largo's range as a storyteller

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The bridge between his novels and his encyclopedias of death

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Published by Pocol Press in 2000

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Questions readers ask

What is Unusual Circumstances?

It is a collection of short fiction by Michael Largo, featuring tales of the unusual, the mysterious, and the unexpected, published by Pocol Press in 2000.

How does it fit into Largo's catalog?

It sits between his Southern Gothic novels and the encyclopedic nonfiction that began with Final Exits in 2006, working the same strange territory in fictional form.

Where can I buy Unusual Circumstances?

The collection is currently out of wide circulation. Contact the author through this site for availability.

Michael Largo

About the author

Michael Largo

Michael Largo is a bestselling author of encyclopedic works exploring death, nature, and the macabre. His Bram Stoker Award-winning Final Exits established him as America's foremost chronicler of mortality.