A collection of short stories where the humour runs dark and the slipstream bubbles up.
...imagine if Raymond Carver called up George Saunders and Joe Lansdale, and they all went drinking with Neil Gaiman.
“… it's clear that Terlson is way ahead of the curve in terms of crafting an engaging premise that reaches for elevated territory and reinvents enduring archetypes of action and suspense.” J. Schoenfelder
"Sometimes brutal, often demanding and always complex, this novel will repay the reader who likes their assumptions challenged and is happy to walk away from a book with minor questions unanswered but the big ones definitely dealt with! It’s likely to satisfy those who enjoy Hammet and/or Philip K Dick and who like their fiction very noir indeed." Kay Sexton
"I love a novel that you can't put down, and this is one of them." L. Cihlar
Tuesday, May 27, 2008 at 07:45AM 
I think this picture answers some questions about my trip to Toronto.
1. Yes, I had an awesome time.
2. Yes, I love Wilco.
3. Yes, I do look somewhat pretentious in this shot.
4. Yes, I am an at a Starbucks.
5. Yes, I am sitting in front of a dumpster.
Reader Comments (3)
allo craiger, yes "the big smoke" as you call was fun. love the irony between the starbucks and the dumpster, did you catch that? i thought so. wilcoooooo
I swear that every time I see a picture of you, you look unlike the previous picture I saw of you. It's as if the act of being photographed brings an end to your guise, only to inspire another one.
There might be a story in that somewhere.
Love that hat, baby!
Glad you had such a good time. You Canadians sure do know how to party.
Hugs from South of the Border,
Fran