"Firewoman" picks up where "Raising the Seams" left off. The author has seamlessly drawn upon the success of his first book to bring the reader back into a world where everything is not what it seems. Whether telling us the story of a mysterious woman on a small Caribbean island or a family picnicking in a graveyard, the author brings us into stories not soon to be forgotten. The author relies on classic storytelling techniques to both frighten the reader as well as make the reader laugh.
This book also includes two scripts from short films. These scripts show the author's versatility in...
"Firewoman" picks up where "Raising the Seams" left off. The author has seamlessly drawn upon the success of his first book to bring the reader back i...