A stray bullet hits a suicidal man; a neurotic woman can only make love while reading Tennessee Williams; a young man hunts down the mob boss who accidentally killed his dog; a photographer waits for police photos of his murdered lover.
In Even the Moon is Frightened of Me, Glen Paul Hammond presents a world made up of the fantastic and the mundane: A world where human beings struggle to be creators and not slaves, authors of their own lives and not life's objects.
Whether it is.
| Mundane | A world where human beings struggle to be creators and not slaves authors of their own lives and not lifes objects |
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Crowsnest Books Even the moon is frightened of me, paperback/glen paul hammond
