In eleven stories, Anna Scaife describes the sudden fear, the macabre, and the unexpected tragedies which befall everyday New Zealanders.
Scaife’s deceptively effortless style and keen observation combine humour with a fine intelligence, making this fiction a joy to read.
“Scaife’s deceptively effortless style and keen observation combine humour with a fine intelligence, making this fiction a joy to read.”