Strange Weather

In four short, unsettling novels, ordinary days fracture into uncanny reckonings where small choices ripple into ruin. A boy stalked by a camera that erases memory, a man stranded on a solid cloud, a town besieged by a rain of nails, and a would-be hero unraveling under the glare of fame probe memory, responsibility, and loneliness. The mood moves from quietly eerie to sharply apocalyptic while each tale lands with emotional clarity and surprising tenderness. Elegant, strange, and unflinching, these linked stories ask what we hold onto when identity slips away and what courage looks like in a world that does not always protect us.

~ Included for its fearless use of the uncanny to examine memory, responsibility, and longing, offering queer readers resonant metaphors for identity and survival ~