the Glass Door: On small things and silence in between

She has a degree she chose by default, a trophy that measures exactly how little she tried, and a stolen Eppendorf tube on her desk for no reason she can explain.She does the dishes every night. She sits in full rooms with nothing to say. She gives the right answer to the question about her plans and drives home knowing it was the wrong one.The Glass Wall is eleven stories about the small, ordinary moments you only notice when you finally slow down and look. Not a story about finding yourself. A story about the strange, quiet work of becoming slightly more honest with yourself - told with the dry humor of someone who takes nothing too seriously except, maybe, the truth.For anyone who has ever been fine and known, somehow, that fine wasn't the whole story.

Pages: 36, Paperback, Independently published