Alone Again

De: Jonathan Miller

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

"Miller's stories stick to your ribs like good simple cooking. You may find his characters haunting your thoughts. There's a lot here." — Jamie Lucke, Lexington (Ky.) Herald-Leader. "These stories spoke to me, took me back in my memory to a place and time where the characters seemed strangely familiar, a testament to Miller's ability to tap into those poignant, life moments that shape who we once were, and who we will be." — Jeff Nelms, writer, Arlington, Texas What is going on in your next-door neighbor's head? Jonathan Miller knows. In Alone Again, Miller's second book of short stories, simple, precise language is used to convey complex emotions. With clarity and patience, he provides a peek into the minds of people on the brink of decision. Sons, fathers, and husbands receive particular attention as Miller dissects the invisible worries and inscrutable choices that these men might scarcely acknowledge, even to themselves. These are not stories where things just happen to people; they are honest glimpses of people on the verge of making their own lives happen — for better or for worse. Miller's first book of short stories, On Your Own, was published in 2015.