In this podiobook: The characters in Steven J. McDermott's short story collection Winter of Different Directions struggle to keep life's body blows and uppercuts from becoming knockout punches, whether they bring them on themselves, or receive them from friends, lovers, co-workers, or family. You might root for them. You might root against them. But just like the relatives you hope won't show for Thanksgiving, these are characters you can't forget. With his stunning range and passionate delivery, it is McDermott who delivers the knockout punch in this debut collection of twenty short stories.
-In this episode: The corporate counsel of the going bankrupt Shop-til-Drop.com uses an SEC filing to come clean.
-In this episode: Blackmail, rock-n-roll, and mad sex as Allison and Max take their act on the road.
-In this episode: Martin is the CEO of a bubble-era internet startup. Who'll implode first? Him or his company.
-In this episode: With his ex-teammate killed in a motorcycle crash, Skip makes a play for his dead friend's girlfriend.
-In this episode: Radcliffe is living in his van and desperate for work. What will he do to hang on?
-In this episode: Carter tries to win a golf tournament while his wife interviews for an out-of-town job.
-In this episode: Randy's in a wheelchair, but that doesn't stop him fromentering the mosh pit at the Metallica concert.
-In this episode: It takes stink bombs and getting his name on a paddle, but Tommy finally makes friends.
-In this episode: Will Gregory survive a scotch-fueled trip to the Olympic Peninsula to confront his father?
-In this episode: It's the graveyard shift and a convenience store clerk is about to get robbed.
-In this episode: Three girlfriends and three sets of tools. Corey has it made. Or does he?
-In this episode: His marriage imploding, Rick visits a shotgun wielding ex-army buddy on the Fourth of July.
-In this episode: Kids throwing snowballs, a car crash, and revenge, which is sweet. Or is it?