Discarded Identities

by Benjamin D. Baker

Previously published in the short story collection "Kolob Canyon Review 2013 XXI" a literary journal sponsored by Southern Utah University.Mark Fry is a homeless man trying to make a living by searching through trash cans for essential items. It is during one of his nightly searches that he uncovers something horrific at the last house in the cul-de-sac.

15 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 9, 2013

About the author

Ben was born in Rexburg Idaho, but spent most of his years growing up in Cedar City, Utah and Panaca, Nevada. His writing ability stemmed from a vivid imagination in childhood, though at the time most of it consisted of his passion for food. Now he is on the road to becoming an established author having already published "Discarded Identities" in the Kolob Canyon Review, which is a literary magazine for Southern Utah University. He's in the process of writing both a novelette and a short story, while studying full time and working part time at the Iron County School District.