A wise and witty collection of short stories explores a world of love and loss, desire and longing, as it examines key moments in people's efforts to understand the paths their lives have taken, from a seventy-year-old retired doctor trying to teach his teenage son how to drive, to a woman who receives a phone call from the father she never knew. A first collection.
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Daniel Stolar graduated from Harvard University and completed two years of the Yale School of Medicine before turning to writing. He earned an MFA from the University of Arizona, where he teaches. His work has appeared in Doubletake, Utne Reader, Press, Prism International, Bomb, and as an honorable mention in The Best American Short Stories 2000. He lives in Tucson, Arizona.
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