Schuler Benson

A collection of eery and, at times, very disturbing stories, written in a style that portrays a vivid sense of time and place. The characters are described economically, yet it feels as if you have always known them or people like them. The places they occupy are heavily, almost oppressively atmospheric, like the heat of a desert sun. The stories are powerful and thought-provoking. More to come? I hope so!