Philly Fiction 2 in Philadelphia magazine

Praise continues to come in for Philly Fiction 2!
Page 20 of the September issue of Philadelphia magazine features a photo and mention of Philly Fiction 2, the latest from Don Ron Books. The anthology is described as "a bunch of great short stories from local talent." Click here to read the complete article, which also recommends Wine Secrets from great Philly publisher Quirk Books and Fading Echoes by Bucks County Courier Times sportswriter Mike Sielski.

Another second of note: a bunch of great short stories from local talent in Philly Fiction 2 (Don Ron Books; $12).
—Victor Fiorillo, Philadelphia magazine

Praise for the first Philly Fiction in Philadelphia mag:

"The writing sings; in 'The Shanghai Ship to Love,' Edward P. Clapp hilariously describes a trip on the Chinatown Express. There’s genuine emotion in Michael Aronovitz’s 'The Big Picture' …. In Greg November’s 'Dinnertime at 42B,' a loser pays a hooker for her company, but the woman isn’t pretty, and the ending isn’t Hollywood. Welcome to Philadelphia."