A Feast of Epiphanies - Harris, Dale
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A tourist in Austria encounters an unexpected sibyl during an ill-fated night at the opera. A tormented soul finds help at the hands of an unlikely tattoo artist. A betrayed wife finds in her dreams a hopeful pattern to her pain. In this collection of stories, moments like these become invitations to explore the enigmatic intersection between the seen and the unseen. In "Ghosted," a text message gets sent to an impossibly wrong number. In "Songs of Deliverance," a bereaved son buys a used guitar and learns far more than simply how to play it. In "Christopher," two boys go LARPing and discover…mehr

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A tourist in Austria encounters an unexpected sibyl during an ill-fated night at the opera. A tormented soul finds help at the hands of an unlikely tattoo artist. A betrayed wife finds in her dreams a hopeful pattern to her pain. In this collection of stories, moments like these become invitations to explore the enigmatic intersection between the seen and the unseen. In "Ghosted," a text message gets sent to an impossibly wrong number. In "Songs of Deliverance," a bereaved son buys a used guitar and learns far more than simply how to play it. In "Christopher," two boys go LARPing and discover the sad truth about the roles we all play. Through these and other stories, A Feast of Epiphanies examines the mysterious ways in which the natural stuff of life somehow cradles the supernatural, and the supernatural offers us tremulous glimpses of what is truly natural.
Autorenporträt
Dale Harris is a writer, musician and ordained minister living in Oshawa, Ontario. He is the author of Though I Walk, which won the 2020 Braun Book Award for fiction, and Daytime Moons and Other Celestial Anomalies, a book of poems about the spiritual life. He writes regularly about God, life, faith and spirituality on his blog, terra incognita. His short story, "The New Parson of Petit-Wasmes," was longlisted for the 2020 CBC Short Story Prize. He blogs regularly about God, life, words and spirituality at his blog terra incognita. He can be contacted through his website, at www.daleharris.ca.