Four Stories

Four Stories puts the spotlight on revelations of clarity and epiphanies of character in the face of emotional challenges.

ABOUT FOUR STORIES

Each work of fiction is accompanied by a brief essay exploring the formative experiences, memories, and themes that inspired the work, making this a very personal and intimate collection.

The book opens with “You Got Me,” in which the way two people each get through one particularly rough day might have a lot to do with how they spend their days to come.

A musician struggles with expectations and understanding when he travels far from home with his new band for “Gig Number Two.”

He says it’s “Not My Fault,” but is something driving a wedge between them at their anniversary dinner, or is he just… distracted?

“The Days of Wine and Roses by The Dream Syndicate” provides a mental soundtrack for a reluctant walk through memory and pain on the way to save a troubled damsel in distress, one last time.

Each of the Four Stories is fiction, but they each have a piece of the author woven between the lines. You might find yourself in there, too.