Every night before my mom falls asleep, I sit in a rocking chair by her bed, and we talk. She likes to hear the sound of my voice as she drifts off to sleep, and I like to try and keep her awake with questions. We talk honestly and quietly until the sleeping pills kick in and she finds a few hours of relief. One night, I asked the one question I had been too afraid to ask since she was diagnosed with dementia. "Mom, what are you most afraid of forgetting?" "Who I am," she says. The next day, I started this book.

This book is a collection of imaginative, insightful, brilliant, and well-written short stories by Brian Anglin. It includes: 1. "Einstein Rode Bitch" - A brilliant physicist finds the ultimate loop-hole in the equation for intimacy. He discovers a way to travel into the future so he can have sex with himself. Why not? After all, nobody knows him better. 2. "The Faith of a Mustard Seed" - Skinner was raised as a science project. Today, his creators will set him loose in the world. 3. "Revelations" - Which city will be lucky enough to host the Second Coming? Cardinal Fo' Shizzle does his best...