博客來Flight of Memory is a bold collection of short stories from octogenarian Robert Strehlow. He draws from his own experiences to show how life constantly evolves in directions we do not expect.
In the collection's title story, "Flight of Memory," Paul makes a memorable discovery while expanding his investments. His fading memory could be an asset while others might consider it a liability. In "Blind Vision," the sudden avoidable tragedy of lost sight could restrict Marion's future. Perhaps retribution is the only gratifying future left.
When an envied family structure is slowly diminished, the question of whether any member could have kept them intact is answered in "Snow Prints of Life."
Would success at any job be enough to keep you there, even though you hate it? Find out how one man responds in "I Hate This Job."
Whimsical, sometimes sobering, but always thought-provoking, the stories in Strehlow's Flight of Memory will delight and entertain.
