David Walton's collection of eight stories, five of which are set
in Pittsburgh, offers darkly humorous meditations on modern life.
In "Skin and Bone" an unexpected, strange, and ultimately tragic
encounter between a karate student and his instructor raises
questions about guilt and responsibility. "The Sundeck" touches on
sex, loneliness, and the difficulty for people to meaningfully
connect. In the title story, a dinner party attended by a
struggling academic begins with the toast "No more angst or ennui"
only to end in hostility and disaster. "Evening Out" was the first
book to win the Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction.
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