A collection of five stories ranging from Southern Gothic to Speculative Sci-Fi Humor, to a children's bed time fable, and back to Southern Gothic.
A collection of short stories whose worlds range from a futuristic dream scape where saints must be blessed with swiveling hips ('Elvis Has Expounded the Building'), to how mysterious pranks to an country church's outdoor sign are the fuse that implodes a pastor wound too tight ('A Delivered Sign'), to a place deep in the woods that makes it hard to leave, whether one wants to or not ("Wishes Haunting Dreams"), to a short bed time story written to celebrate the birth of a dear one ('The Way of The Willow'). The collection ends with an early version of "Still Life', a mystery where a child's disappearance collides with the selfishness of a no account neer-do-well. "Still Life" is currently being revised into a novel, 'Still Life (with Lares and Penates)'.