Florilegium: Where the Madmen Rave and other untended patches

Roosevelt, a masterful sculpturer and bronze caster, biding his time as an art college professor, was not insulated from the pain and loss of unrequited love, or fill the void in his halted creativity. Susan's Dream is a tale of trade-off, creation of his magnum opus or a once-in-a-lifetime love affair. He could no more have both, than he could follow Susan in her Dream. Be careful what you wish for; this inflexible rule is poignantly true for Margaux Delacroix, as she explores the deepest reaches of the galaxy in Crab Shell. We all had a Magic Eight Ball when we were kids. What fun it would be if the 8 Ball was always right? Do you fear your misdeeds and the pain of everlasting torment? Upper Management may have the perfect solution to this dilemma. Come along to the place Where the Madmen Rave. This compendium of short vignettes will stretch your mind and leave you wondering on those lonely nights when the house creaks and things in your head go bump.