Nicolette Polek

Twenty-six surreal miniatures about displacement, mystery, and transformation from an exquisite and original debut voice

Stories

Imaginary Museums

Morgan Thomas

While the book was entertaining and readable I found that once I put it down I couldn't remember any particular stories. None seemed to stick out to me. Eventually I remembered some enjoyable ones but struggle to remember them. Maybe that's partly on me. I do remember a story about a man in a grocery store. That one was fun. One about a woman who wonders the forest and at the end we find out that a bird saw the woman several times. Would have loved to read that story from the birds perspective. There was one that seemed to elude to a man in a wheelchair going to heaven but really ends up in a dark room. Once we die, nothingness. That one was probably my favorite.

Imaginary Museums Stories

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