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R.A. Allen’s fiction has appeared or is forthcoming in, The Literary Review, The Barcelona Review, Verdad, PANK, the Los Angeles Review and elsewhere. His poetry has been published in the New York Quarterly, Underground Voices, Pear Noir!, and others. One of his stories was selected for Houghton Mifflin’s Best American Mystery Stories 2010, edited by Lee Child, and LITnIMAGE nominated him for Dzanc Books’ Best of the Web 2010. R.A. Allen lives in Memphis, Tennessee.
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R.A.A.: Thanks for your interest. I write short fiction and poetry. The short stories generally involve either relationships between men & women, or violent confrontations between men. I'm trying to write and publish enough stories to publish a collection someday. So far, I've had seven stories published eleven times, in print and online. My poetry (in four different mags) is mostly humorous. I'm also a failed novelist. Tell me about yourself, I see you have a sports story on Sniplits.
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On a Christmas afternoon, an impudent golfer meets more than his match when he interrupts an armed man enjoying the view.
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