Everything Must Go
Short story collection
What do dreams mean? Why are curtains blue? Who moved the TV from the hallway? These are a few of the questions explored in this short story collection, where the journey matters more than the answers. The stories are short, odd, and grounded in ordinary situations that take unexpected turns. Some of the stories include:
-
Transfer from NIR — a park worker reflects on unexpected experiences
-
Television in the Hallway — a family’s struggle with moving their TV
-
My Uncle Hilbert — a man reevaluates his mean uncle’s reputation
-
The Tale of Mr. Will — a man finds himself trapped in a never-ending cycle
About The Book
Everything Must Go gathers short stories that ask small, strange questions and then follow where they lead. The pieces vary in tone — some are lighter, some more reflective — but they share an interest in the details of ordinary life and the odd places those details can go.
Buy The Book
Related
Read more writing on the blog.
Explore the other books: Collected Poems · A Day in the Life · Hit of Henry.
Join the Literary Club for exclusive updates.