Michael Loyd Gray

• Nov-2005
• / Historical
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What, you expected sterling praise from famous writers? Sorry, I can’t provide that because I am forced to publish Confederate Nation myself. Besides, I suspect that many of those testimonials are just favors from friends who ...

• Apr-2007
• / Literary
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It’s 1966 and as the Rolling Stones conquer America, 17-year-old Billy Ray Fleener flees the Republican gravitational pull of Argus, Illinois, the conservative strictness of his father, and a future career in plumbing supplies for a road trip to He...

• Jan-2009
• / General Fiction
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The folks of Argus, from the small-time dealer to the returning Vietnam vet, the townie grocery clerk and the new sheriff, all know what they want out of life, but the paths to their desires are conflicted and unclear. In a narrative with all the cla...

• Feb-2012
• / Action Adventure
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Elliott Adrian, a famous actor of questionable skill, drinks too much and works himself to the bottom in Hollywood and emerges from rehab wanting to put the American Dream into reverse: he embarks on a journey to not be famous anymore and works his w...

• Aug-2012
• / General Fiction
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In King Biscuit, Michael Loyd Gray returns once again to his fictional burg of tiny Argus, Illinois, (the setting of his novels Well Deserved and Not Famous Anymore), to tell a coming of age story set in 1966. With the Vietnam War hovering in the bac...

• Aug-2013
• / Historical
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Amelia Earhart disappeared in 1937. Did she crash in the ocean? No.
The CANARY reveals her final days and a surprising friendship with the young Ernest Hemingway.

"Michael Loyd Gray's novel The Canary is rooted in historical fact and yet s...

• Feb-2015
• / General Fiction
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Bryce Carter was once a novelist with a following. But unlike James Joyce's Ulysses, which is genius to millions, Bryce's experimental novel Reflections was genius to maybe three people. After walking away from his teaching job, Bryce was headed o...

• Dec-2019
• / General Fiction
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The Armageddon Two-Step is a novel about reality and truth built for the Age of Trump; a comedic farce tinted with magical-realism about a young man named Shelby Albert Goddard who saves the world and then must live with the consequences.

• Jun-2024
• / General Fiction
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Ten years ago, Art Millage, the wry police chief for the small town of Argus, took a life in the line of duty. Now, as he eases toward retirement with his wife, he is suddenly thrown into a manhunt and once again faces that difficult choice of having...