A Fleeting Glimpse: Stories about Choices – K. E. Swope

A Fleeting Glimpse book cover

A Fleeting Glimpse is a collection of short stories, each beginning with a quick peek into someone’s life and then continuing to answer the question: What is happening to this person? How does it feel for an ordinary woman to get behind the wheel of a race car? Why does a little boy go campaigning for a local election? How does collecting redeemable cans cause conflict? How do a group of elderly women decide to plan a robbery? These and other stories provide a glimpse into the moments in a person’s life when a choice is made and the consequences of that choice.

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Reviews

“This collection of stories, A Fleeting Glimpse, highlights the author’s brilliant storytelling ability. The stories contain the interesting, necessary details, but are so wonderfully dramatic in their nuances and complexity that they are page turners.”

– Bernard D. Boylan, Author

“Choices Choices Choices. Have you ever thought how the right (or wrong) choice can make a profound difference? Kathy eloquently provides insight into those possibilities that many of us can relate to! So delighted that she shared her gift with us.”

– Susan Coppage Brazil

“I loved this intriguing collection of short stories. Swope cleverly reveals human nature in ironic, endearing, and sometimes rather impish situations.”

– Amy Sindel, retired Librarian

“In this truly entertaining collection, Kathy Swope shows off her talent for short story writing. She takes you to the heart of each character, ones you will connect with and remember while giving the reader an intriguing glimpse into their lives.”

– Gwen Mariani, award-winning Author

About the Author

K. E. Swope author

K.E. Swope was born in south central Pennsylvania in 1943. She became a teacher, but inside she remembered the road past her parent’s home and how she wished she could see what was at the other end. After teaching, she took time off for two growing boys and later became a technical writer. With her husband’s encouragement, she did follow some new roads—among others, she became a licensed soccer referee, drove a race car, and climbed the Great Wall of China. Now retired, she lives in southeastern Connecticut.