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Kafkaesque with a good pinch of Lovecraft. This story is an absolute Must-Read! -Reader Review _________________
The Marvelous Misfits of Westminster is a 2022 Independent Press Award Distinguished Favorite in the category of Short Stories. _________________
What if dogs were not only man’s best friend - but also his last hope? Clement is a disgraced dog show judge whose wife, Edith, left him under mysterious circumstances. When he is asked to step in as a last-minute substitute to judge at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, he learns two things: Edith is about to be killed by a shadow and it’s up to him to prevent it.
According to the Hunts, the only way to save Edith is making sure Irving, a hideous mongrel dog with special abilities, wins Best in Show.
I felt a little in awe, as so much could be read into the deeper meaning of the shadows that needed to be killed. I will probably never look at a dog in the same way again! The Marvelous Misfits of Westminster ticks boxes for comedy, drama, and mystery, and definitely covers all the feels! Jacqui Corn-Uys (reedsy.com)
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Kafkaesque with a good pinch of Lovecraft. This story is an absolute Must-Read! -Reader Review _________________
The Marvelous Misfits of Westminster is a 2022 Independent Press Award Distinguished Favorite in the category of Short Stories. _________________
What if dogs were not only man’s best friend - but also his last hope? Clement is a disgraced dog show judge whose wife, Edith, left him under mysterious circumstances. When he is asked to step in as a last-minute substitute to judge at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, he learns two things: Edith is about to be killed by a shadow and it’s up to him to prevent it.
According to the Hunts, the only way to save Edith is making sure Irving, a hideous mongrel dog with special abilities, wins Best in Show.
I felt a little in awe, as so much could be read into the deeper meaning of the shadows that needed to be killed. I will probably never look at a dog in the same way again! The Marvelous Misfits of Westminster ticks boxes for comedy, drama, and mystery, and definitely covers all the feels! Jacqui Corn-Uys (reedsy.com)