Five-Minute Slices of Life - Unrau, Allen
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Darrel the homeless doorman, Jasper the piano junkie, Edith the regretful home seller, country bumpkins Calvin and Bunny, Percy the lifelong inventor, the cruel Mr. Munger, the holdup lady and Troy the fast talker are just some of the characters you will meet in these deeply moving stories by a master storyteller. These "five-minute slices of life" depict the range of human experiences: hope, fear, forgiveness, grief, guilt, sympathy, surprise, love and wonder. As they relate the complex interactions of ordinary people, these stories become a celebration of life from birth to death, offering…mehr

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Darrel the homeless doorman, Jasper the piano junkie, Edith the regretful home seller, country bumpkins Calvin and Bunny, Percy the lifelong inventor, the cruel Mr. Munger, the holdup lady and Troy the fast talker are just some of the characters you will meet in these deeply moving stories by a master storyteller. These "five-minute slices of life" depict the range of human experiences: hope, fear, forgiveness, grief, guilt, sympathy, surprise, love and wonder. As they relate the complex interactions of ordinary people, these stories become a celebration of life from birth to death, offering hopeful insights into our uncertain world. Reading them is like sitting down over coffee and dessert and sharing stories with a good friend.
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Allen Unrau specializes in short form fiction with more than 175 published titles to his name since 2005. He was born in 1949 in Steinbach, Manitoba, and currently lives with his family in the Fraser Valley near Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. As a child, he read books by flashlight under the covers. His gift of storytelling was passed down from his father Henry, a traveling preacher. He has extensive business experience in real estate development, assisted living ownership, and automobile leasing, as well as volunteer work as a registered hospice volunteer to palliative care patients and numerous positions with seniors' organizations. These have given him the opportunity to observe the complex interactions between human beings, from which he draws his inspiration. Beginning in 2005, his weekly short stories were published in The Abbotsford News. He has also been published by Seniors Choice magazine and Retirement with a Purpose online.