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Monterey County Bookstore: Literature

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Monterey Shorts
by FWOMP (Fiction Writers of the Monterey Peninsula (2003)
Monterey Shorts 2
by FWOMP (Fiction Writers of the Monterey Peninsula) (2005)
She Ate My Bait
by Ralph J. Tislaretz (1999)
States of Mind
by Brad Herzog (2001)


Cheery collection of short stories from a circle of area writers that includes Byron Merritt, Walter Gourlay, Pat Hanson and Chris Kemp; styles range from science fiction to ghost story, romance and detective story.


Second outing for many of the writers of FWOMP, again crossing many genres from psychological thriller to comedies and serious works with philosophical overtones.


Tislaretz's Steinbeckian characters roam the shadowy edges of Monterey and its harborfront, evoking his own experiences in laboratories and lettuce fields, commercial fishing boats and plant nurseries.


Herzog and his wife, Amy, spent several months cruising America in search of the reality behind the tiny towns named for big ideals: Faith, Love, Justice and more. At the end of the journey, they settled in Pacific Grove, "America�s Last Hometown."


Renaissance Man of Cannery Row: The Life and Letters of Edward F. Ricketts
Katharine A Rodger (ed) (2002)
     


Discover Ed Ricketts, the influential marine biologist whose radical view of how marine creatures and plants interact developed into the modern concept of ecology, in his own words.