Eighteen short stories that articulate some
whacky ideas including: living life on the advice of advertising slogans; the
perils associated with collecting for charity dressed as a pink fluffy bunny;
the embarrassment of an unfortunate sartorial faux-pas; and the difficulties of
dealing with a sunflower sprouting on one’s face.
These were the ones that worked best for me,
along with the one with the ghost in the (washing) machine. Others were less memorable, more experimental
or I found too ‘arty’.
But that is what you get with a collection
of short fiction - a bit of a pick and mix with some to your taste and others,
frankly, not.
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