Passageway
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PRAISE FOR PASSAGEWAY "Passageway is a consuming collection of short stories on humanity, connection and time. This anthology showcases an immersive variety of observations about the enduring nature of what it is to live and love, whether about the potential for the future to connect us in the present, or for history to anchor us to the past. It is a wholly unique demonstration of some of the very best of new and upcoming writers from Ireland and beyond." - Courtney Smyth, author of The Undetectables The paths of perception are thrown open, and new realities loom beyond - all that is left to d...
PRAISE FOR PASSAGEWAY "Passageway is a consuming collection of short stories on humanity, connection and time. This anthology showcases an immersive variety of observations about the enduring nature of what it is to live and love, whether about the potential for the future to connect us in the present, or for history to anchor us to the past. It is a wholly unique demonstration of some of the very best of new and upcoming writers from Ireland and beyond." - Courtney Smyth, author of The Undetectables The paths of perception are thrown open, and new realities loom beyond - all that is left to do is to cross the passageway. New adventures, friends and foes, and whole worlds out there; all of that is being promised to those who cross the threshold. Without any guarantees, or without knowing what's out there, we want to follow the journeys of those who dare to go beyond. In the fifth Sans. PRESS anthology, 15 writers explore what it means to face transformation - what new life they will encounter, and what they will have to leave behind. With stories by Claire Beaver, Devon Borkowski, N. G. Bowie-Johnson, Emily Iseult Duggan, Olivier Faivre, Shane Griffin, Tom Jordan, Henrike Lehmeier, Anna Martin, Kurt Newton, Maria O'Brien, Raffaella Sero, Layla Sakamoto Sharifi, Poppy Sheridan and Deborah Zafer.
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