"Ben Tanzer is a master of the art of dialogue." Most Likely You Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine is having a nice week indeed.

We are quite geeked to let you know that Most Likely You Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine is having quite a nice week indeed. Today we are happy to share a review that author Stephanie Johnson of the quite wonderful short story and flash fiction collection One of These Things Is Not Like the Others recently posted on the Goodreads.

"Ben Tanzer is a master of the art of dialogue--both in terms of what is said and what remains unspoken. Most Likely You'll Go Your Way & I'll Go Mine captures the humor, hang-ups, and heart in relationships."

Much appreciated Stephanie, and as always, drinks on, for sure, when next we meet.

Interview love, new friends and old, some are silver and the others are gold.

Quite excited we are, were, are, to have stumbled into interviews from friends old and new, first long-time friend Jason Jordan, editor of decomP and the author of the quite fine short story collection Powering the Devil's Circus, has a new interview up on Pank, and second, much, much newer friend Stephanie Johnson of the quite captivating and recently blurbed here short story and flash fiction collection One of These Things Is Not Like The Others has an interview up at HTMLGIANT. Good stuff all-around, so please take a look and let their words wash over you like literary surf. Yeah, we have no reason why we went all metaphor on you just then, but that said, did it work for you?

One Of These Things Is Not Like The Others by Stephanie Johnson.

To begin we would like to say that from our vantage point Keyhole Press is having a very fine year. First came Questionstruck by TBWCYL, Inc. favorite William Walsh and now we get One Of These Things Is Not Like The Others by Stephanie Johnson. The books couldn't be more different, the former a lyrical, at times moving retextualization of the Calvin Trillin's work and the latter a captivating collection of short stories and flash fiction focused on mothers, fathers, daughters and loss. Still, both remind us of why we love to read, so big props all-around and many thanks to Stephanie for swapping books with us.