In his debut collection Francis Williams treads the line between humour and desolation, the tender and satirical as he takes readers to the realm of the strange and twisted. Whimsical, moving, and at times perplexing, these tales reveal a strange beauty in the darkest fringes of society. Be it the unnerving notes of Tontine, the psychedelic twists of Gooseberries, or the eerie memories of Mother, these tales are sure to stick long in the mind and be treasured for years to come. Stories include: Tontine, Maths Teacher, Mother, Gooseberries, Fear and Loathing in Selly Oak
