All of Them

Jason Myers presents a collection of nineteen short stories in All of Them, published in 2025. The author curates a diverse array of narratives that range from emotional to humorous and dark. This compilation appeals to readers seeking varied tones within a single volume, offering distinct entries for different moods. The table of contents reveals the specific subjects covered in this work. Myers includes tales such as Drips, Letting Go, and Hoofs, which suggest themes of loss and animalistic nature. Other titles like Cupid and Easter Bunny hint at twisted takes on romance and holiday traditions. The collection also features Decisions, The Kaleidoscope, and With a little help from my friends, indicating stories about choices and social dynamics. Readers will find End Stage, Slurpy, and Mac in the lineup, pointing toward endings and character-driven plots. Further entries like She saw red, Home is where the heart is, and Corsican Sins explore violence, domesticity, and perhaps historical or geographical intrigue. Just so you know, I hate your laugh and Lunatic Red suggest psychological tension, while She Danced and Wentworth Pond round out the selection with movement and setting-focused narratives. This book suits those who enjoy eclectic short fiction that shifts tone rapidly. It may not appeal to readers seeking a single continuous plot or uniform genre throughout.