Madness and Riddance: Madrid Writers' Club Anthology
Fiction & Literature, Psychological, Anthologies
| Author: | David Nevin | ISBN: | 9781311062437 |
| Publisher: | David Nevin | Publication: | July 6, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | David Nevin |
| ISBN: | 9781311062437 |
| Publisher: | David Nevin |
| Publication: | July 6, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
In this collection we witness one passenger’s reaction to rising panic in the subway written by Sue Burke, a young boy's experience of sharing his home with his ageing grandmother by Christopher W. Nelson, a drug aided caper of a failing band by Joseph Candora before visiting Thailand in the midst of wartime bureaucracy by Douglas Clark. Four poems of sensuous frustration and want by Celia Wilde bring us to a short story of sex without attachment by Cath Lyle followed by the film script this short story inspired written by Clive Hiley. Patricia Fox relates a story of maternal struggles with strained relationships, and in “Sam at 42”, Tony OG shares a tale of disconnection and disappointment. In the final story in our collect Anne McMillan writes of marital breakup and unseen outcomes.
In this collection we witness one passenger’s reaction to rising panic in the subway written by Sue Burke, a young boy's experience of sharing his home with his ageing grandmother by Christopher W. Nelson, a drug aided caper of a failing band by Joseph Candora before visiting Thailand in the midst of wartime bureaucracy by Douglas Clark. Four poems of sensuous frustration and want by Celia Wilde bring us to a short story of sex without attachment by Cath Lyle followed by the film script this short story inspired written by Clive Hiley. Patricia Fox relates a story of maternal struggles with strained relationships, and in “Sam at 42”, Tony OG shares a tale of disconnection and disappointment. In the final story in our collect Anne McMillan writes of marital breakup and unseen outcomes.
