"The Owl and the Pussycats" - Coping with Felinefilia.
"Handle With Care" - Sarena wants a tattoo.
"Secret of The Old" - Granny Mimmi tells all.
"Inside Her Eyelids" - Adrienne's muse is a pest.
"Digital Face" - What (not) to do about pores.
"Tsunami" - The woman who has everything wants less.
"Bill's Aphoristic Aphrodite" - Romance in a candy wrapper.
"Silver and Gold Apples" - A corner store for half-chances.
"After Babel" - Ruminations from the Prophetess Suomynona.
"A Man's Home Is His Castle" - Love and family, post power outage.
"You Can Only Go Back" - Temporal Exploration has already occurred.

With tart depictions of popular culture, imaginative takes on the future (and past) of humanity, and mystical currents swirling below the surface, these eleven stories blur the lines between surrealism, magical realism, fantasy, sci fi, romance, and satire. Gatuskin combines vivid description of external details with sympathetic attention to the inner lives of her characters to draw the reader into her amusing and thought-provoking scenarios.