In a wide range of forms and tones, the fifteen stories in Andy Mozina’s new collection, Quality Snacks, center on high-stakes performances by characters trying to gratify both deep and superficial needs, often with unexpected consequences. Driven by strange ambitions, bungled love, and a taste for—or abject fear of—physical danger, the collection’s characters enact the pa/5(17). He lives in Whitby, Yorkshire. "Quality Snacks" (Wayne State University Press, ) is the second collection of Andy Mozina's short stories. His first, "The Women Were Leaving the Men" won the Great Lakes Colleges Association New Writers Award, and his fiction has appeared in numerous reputable journals. "Quality Snacks" is a collection of 15 stories, one should say fables really, the majority of . In a wide range of forms and tones, the fifteen stories in Andy Mozina’s new collection, Quality Snacks, center on high-stakes performances by characters trying to gratify both deep and superficial needs, often with unexpected consequences. Driven by strange ambitions, bungled love, and a taste for—or abject fear of—physical danger, the collection’s characters enact the paradox in the concept of a quality .
Quality Snacks (Made In Michigan Writers Series)|Andy Mozina, Product Liability Desk Reference|Editor-in-Chief, Morton F. Daller, The World Outlook For Passenger Car Tires And Car Aftermarket Products|Philip M. Parker, Architecture And Urbanization Of Colonial Central America: Primary Documentary And Literary Sources|Sidney David Markman. Andy Mozina grew up in Brookfield, WI, a suburb of Milwaukee. The Women Were Leaving the Men, which won the Great Lakes Colleges Association New Writers Award, and Quality Snacks, which was a finalist for The Flannery O'Connor Short Fiction Award. His fiction has appeared in numerous magazines, including Tin House, Ecotone, Fence, The. Find many great new used options and get the best deals for Made in Michigan Writers Ser.: Quality Snacks by Andrew Mozina (, Trade Paperback) at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!
Acclaim for QUALITY SNACKS Humbles Mozina By Rudy Mars (QSP) Kalamazoo, MI — In a wide-ranging interview with local media—the first he’s granted since his book tour began—Andy Mozina admitted to being “incredibly humbled” by the success of his new book of short stories, QUALITY SNACKS. Andy Mozina is the author of the novel Contrary Motion (Spiegel Grau) and two story collections. Quality Snacks was a finalist for the Flannery O’Connor Award, and The Women Were Leaving the Men won the GLCA New Writers Award. His fiction has appeared in Tin House, Southern Review, Ecotone, The Missouri Review, and elsewhere. His stories have received special citations in Best American Short Stories, Pushcart Prize, and New Stories from the Midwest. In a wide range of forms and tones, the fifteen stories in Andy Mozina’s new collection, Quality Snacks, center on high-stakes performances by characters trying to gratify both deep and superficial needs, often with unexpected consequences. Driven by strange ambitions, bungled love, and a taste for—or abject fear of—physical danger, the collection’s characters enact the paradox in the concept of a quality snack: the dream of transmuting the mundane into something extraordinary.
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