Stories for nighttime and some for the day
"This collection of wry and witty, dark and perilous contemporary fables and tales is populated by people--and monsters and aliens and animals and inanimate objects--motivated by and grappling with the fears and desires that unite us all."--P. [2] of cover.
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New York
Penguin Books
2011
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Table of Contents:
- The book
- The swimming pool
- The tunnel
- The crown
- The man who went to China
- The octopus
- The path
- The hunter's head
- The duck
- The well
- The shadow
- The TV and Winston Churchill
- Death and the fruits of the tree
- UFO: a love story
- The hat
- The magic pig
- Bigfoot
- The shield
- The Martian
- The little girl and the balloon
- The poet
- The rope and the sea
- The knife act
- The fish in the teapot
- The girl in the storm
- The afterlife is what you leave behind
- The tree
- The sea monster
- The man and the moose
- The end of it all
- On the way down: a story for Ray Bradbury
- The house on the cliff and the sea
- The snake in the throat
- The graveyard
- The ferris wheel
- Photographs
- The walk that replaced understanding
- The woman and the basement
- Hadley
- The TV.