This is one of the best and most fascinating books I have read in recent years. The stories are miraculously pointed, some of them fables, some of them poems and some of them small echoing plays. The language is precise and the different points of view beautifully clear. What more can one say?
Robin Skelton, author of Zuk

To open this collection at any page is to let yourself into the playfully serious, logically loony world of Gould’s imagination, a world populated with folks you know; as puzzled by life’s paradoxes as the rest of us. Like so many shards of glass, each of these eighty-eight short fictions refracts the reader’s perception in a unique way. The author’s mind is a hall of mirrors that entertains and enchants. Come on in.
Rhonda Batchelor, author of Weather Report