A man dealing with his own mortality takes a last drive in the country and comes face to face with his deepest fear.
A man dealing with his own mortality takes a last drive in the country and comes face to face with his deepest fear.
Wallis has played City Hall to his favour and gloats to his brother about his increasing success. His mission to be the number one funerary service is in full swing.
Grave concern spread across the gravedigger's face. He loved his job digging graves. No one talked to him as he worked. It was perfect… Until his pyromaniac brother opened the crematorium across the street. Suddenly, death did not provide the job security it once did.
When negative thoughts become his norm a man closes his world. Yet when he is forced to interact with others he sees people who also fell on hard times.
As children age their relationships with their parents change. This new school year marks some milestones in my house. They are affecting me a little more than I expected.
Ever find one of your characters difficult to understand? How do you deal with it? Ever experience a surprise while writing? How do you respond?