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Bitter Waters
Chaz Brenchley · 2014collection
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The average adult male is approximately 60% water. Blood tastes salty as more than two thirds of the sodium circulating throughout your body is carried in arteries and veins. Which means that your heart is like a miniature ocean within your chest. Chaz Brenchley has not only been awarded the British Fantasy Society's August Derleth Award but knows all too well the storms and dangers of the heart: the lofty desires, the grieving nadirs, the tempest of love. In Bitter Watters, his first short story collection devoted to gay readers, Brenchley offers men fantastical instances to effleurer, to break for taller timber, to drown in emotions. And while not every tale in this breathtaking collection involves the sea, tears and bloodshed still need to be navigated.
Source · Open Library
Contents
- 1Another Chart of the Silencesshort story
- 2Junk Maleshort story
- 3The Pillow Boy of General Shushort story
- 4In the Night Street Bathsnovelette
- 5The Insolence of Candles Against the Night's Dyingshort story
- 6Parting Shotsshort story
- 7Up the Airy Mountainshort story
- 8The Light of Other Eyesshort story
- 9Septicaemiashort story
- 10The Cupboard of Cold Thingsnovelette
- 11True Northshort story
- 12Hothouse Flowers: Or the Discreet Boys of Doctor Barnabasnovelette
- 13One for Every Year He's Away, She Saidshort story
- 14Keep the Aspidochelone Floatingnovelette
- 15'Tis Pity He's Ashoreshort story
- 16The Boat of Not Belongingshort story
- 17Villainelleshort story
