Usually, I try to stick to writing things surrounding kids (hence the name Kidbits), but every now and then, I can't. Why? Because there are some awesome writer buddies out there, who write other things. So today is about you Mommy's and Pappy's!
A
Change of Mind
and Other Stories
by Nick
Wilford
Contemporary Speculative Fiction
Cover Design by Rebekah Romani
Release Date: May
25th 2015
A
Change of Mind and Other Stories consists
of a novella, four short stories and one flash fiction piece. This collection
puts the extremes of human behaviour under the microscope with the help of
lashings of dark humour, and includes four pieces previously published in Writer’s
Muse magazine.
In
A Change of Mind, Reuben is an office worker so meek and mild he puts up with
daily bullying from his boorish male colleagues as if it’s just a normal part
of his day. But when a stranger points him in the direction of a surgeon
offering a revolutionary new procedure, he can’t pass up the chance to turn his
life around.
But
this isn’t your average surgeon. For a start, he operates alone in a small room
above a mechanic’s. And he promises to alter his patients’ personality so they
can be anything they want to be…
In
Marissa, a man who is determined to find evidence of his girlfriend’s
infidelity ends up wondering if he should have left well alone.
The
Dog God finds a chink in the armour
of a man with a megalomaniacal desire to take over the world.
In
The Insomniac, a man who leads an obsessively regimented lifestyle on one
hour’s sleep a night finds a disruption to his routine doesn’t work for him.
Hole
In One sees a dedicated golfer
achieving a lifelong ambition.
The
Loner ends the collection on a note
of hope as two family members try to rebuild their lives after they are torn
apart by jealousy.
All about Nick Wilford. . .
Thank you, Tonja, and sorry for derailing your blog! I'm one happy Daddy today! :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Nick!
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ReplyDeleteOoh, sounds fun! I totally love how the reflection is doing its own thing! :)
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