Philip Graham

• Dec-1984
• / General Fiction
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A salesman develops a special knock to encourage customers to answer their doors, two lonely parents adopt light bulbs, a dead man can't bear to leave his grieving wife, and a couple develops a new language for their family...

• Oct-1995
• / General Fiction
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When Michael Kirby’s mother begins to create strangely unsettling personalities before the private audience of her three children, she bestows upon Michael a double-edged gift: the ability to see past the ordinary surface of the world. After her p...

• Dec-1996
• / General Fiction
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Interior Design presents a gallery of people who, for all their strangeness, seem deeply, touchingly familiar as they explore the designs of their private inner thoughts.  Huddled under his covers with a flashlight, a young boy lies awake listen...

• Aug-2014
• / General Fiction
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In the three-part title story of The Art of the Knock, a travelling salesman knocks with inventive delight on the stubborn, closed doors of his prospective customers -- people who find themselves on the wrong side of their own invisible doors. In th...

• Aug-2017
• / General Fiction
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This is a book about a very charming, adorable, and silly cat named Lilly. The story is written in a light and fun way, which I’m sure your children will enjoy. The story also has some important life lessons for everybody, so I hope you enjoy readi...

• Sep-2018
• / General Fiction
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In these modern, entertaining and suspenseful ten short stories, Philip Graham explores the way men, whether straight, gay or trans, young or old, deal with their very different sexual desires. Each decade of life is represented by a narrator wh...