Greatest Short Story That Absolutely Ever Was and Other Stories — Richard Grayson

This rollicking collection of quirky, innovative stories features another group o Grayson's wacky characters. The head of the Roman Catholic Church relocates to Brooklyn in "The Pope in Park Slope." A boy whose gym teacher is having an affair with his mother hides Pepto-Bismol in his socks in "Sixteen Attempts to Justify My Existence." In "This Way to the Egress," the author's former psychiatrist refuses to bid when his patient's short story is auctioned off to benefit New York's Channel 13. "My Twelfth Twelfth Story Story" presents a dozen tales about life just below the thirteenth floor. And in "The Greatest Short Story Ever Written," superstar writer Richard Grayson is acclaimed by media mavens everywhere as he goes about writing another one of his amazing fictions.