Dog Ears Bookstore and The Enlightenment Literary Arts Center has published “Mostly Malice and Mistletoe,” its newest collection of original fictional works by some of Buffalo’s best writers. The collection of 10 stories was compiled and edited by John Schreir, a retired Buffalo Public Schools English teacher and moderator of Dog Ears’ Flash Fiction Writing Program.
Among local authors included in the book are Shannon Burke, Elisa Goupil, Barbara Lawrence, Stephanie Patterson, Lissa Redmond, Lynn Socha, Lisa Will and John Schreir. An original illustration by Jessi Graden is featured on the book’s cover. Rocklyn Printing, another South Buffalo institution, printed the collection. Available for just $6 per copy, all proceeds will support reading and writing programs offered at the Literary Arts Center.
Dog Ears Bookstore and The Enlightenment Literary Arts Center, located at 688 Abbott Road, is a nonprofit neighborhood bookstore dedicated to enhancing the reading experience by offering books and programs to readers of all ages. It also provides an atmosphere that promotes quiet reading time as well as group discussions and unique writing programs.
For more information about “Mostly Malice and Mistletoe” and programs taking place at Dog Ears Bookstore, please visit www.dogearsbookstore.org or call 823-2665. You can also follow Dog Ears Bookstore on Facebook for frequent updates.
