Another collection of stories from the active mind of raconteur Lindsay Wincherauk.
In My Day, we walk lockstep with the author as he learns how to befriend a man, he just met, who tells him he’s dying.
In The Encounter (series), while reading at a park bench, a man is led into the woods for a redacted encounter which swallows him in guilt, but each time he shares the story, the redaction disappears.
Day 1: On a hot summer day, a baby is born in a place where unwed mothers are sent to give birth to illegitimate demon seeds. Shortly after his birth, the baby wonders where everyone has gone?
Six decades later, a man examines every crevice of his life travails in search of who he is and who he is destined to become.
He watches his mother and father die twice, leading to the possibility of meeting his father for the third time.
He discovers he is 48% Norwegian.
As he cobbles his past together, he struggles desperately to become whole.
Let’s Cut Off Our Hands: Sexuality springs to the forefront when a homophobic carpenter and his homophobic partner cut off their hands to avoid the risk of holding hands in public.
This collection of twenty stories fuses fiction and non, and with the story collection winding down, the boy (now a man) meets his mother for.
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