Michelle Buchanan's Blog - Posts Tagged "desire"
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Rolling Up, stories by Michelle Buchanan is FREE on Amazon.com from June 20th to 24th, 2013.
Rooted on the west coast of Canada, but reaching as far as London and Baghdad, these stories navigate the internal and external landscape of a diverse group of characters struggling to make sense of a world without boundaries where the sacred is often defiled, where trust is betrayed, and where definitions of self, crumble.
A young woman pares her life down to a backpack and sets out to a whale watching station in "Rolling Up".
A bisexual mother toys with desire on a film shoot in Oregon in "Making Mov(i)es".
An adoptee finds his lost identity impossible to reclaim in "Negative Space".
A single mother befriends a recluse in "The Shaman is Out".
An anti-nuclear activist engages in an unlikely obsession in "Tickling the Sear".
A woman joins the military and finds herself posted at an Iraqi prison in "SMILE".
A mother sends her beloved young daughter to daycare in order to work at an unfulfilling job in "Lunch and a Long Nap".
A girl extracts herself from a childhood friendship, with violent consequences, in "Best Friends".
An anesthesiologist and her husband move to a small island and, with their new set of bohemian friends, navigate conflicting currents of denial, desire, and longing in "Going Under".
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Rooted on the west coast of Canada, but reaching as far as London and Baghdad, these stories navigate the internal and external landscape of a diverse group of characters struggling to make sense of a world without boundaries where the sacred is often defiled, where trust is betrayed, and where definitions of self, crumble.
A young woman pares her life down to a backpack and sets out to a whale watching station in "Rolling Up".
A bisexual mother toys with desire on a film shoot in Oregon in "Making Mov(i)es".
An adoptee finds his lost identity impossible to reclaim in "Negative Space".
A single mother befriends a recluse in "The Shaman is Out".
An anti-nuclear activist engages in an unlikely obsession in "Tickling the Sear".
A woman joins the military and finds herself posted at an Iraqi prison in "SMILE".
A mother sends her beloved young daughter to daycare in order to work at an unfulfilling job in "Lunch and a Long Nap".
A girl extracts herself from a childhood friendship, with violent consequences, in "Best Friends".
An anesthesiologist and her husband move to a small island and, with their new set of bohemian friends, navigate conflicting currents of denial, desire, and longing in "Going Under".
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