Jeffrey Chapman is a son who just doesn't know how to reach his recluse father. Tom Chapman is a father who just doesn't know how to reach his irresponsible son. Things come to a head when Jeffrey, a talented artist, is arrested for vandalizing the city with a new kind of permanent paint. But is the chasm between father and son nothing more than a matter of perspective?
After fifteen years as a music industry journalist Jake Kerr's first published story, "The Old Equations," was nominated for the Nebula Award from the Science Fiction Writers of America and was shortlisted for the Theodore Sturgeon and StorySouth Million Writers awards. His stories have subsequently been published in magazines across the world, broadcast in multiple podcasts, and been published in multiple anthologies and year's best collections.
A graduate of Kenyon College, Kerr studied fiction under Ursula K. Le Guin and Peruvian playwright Alonso Alegria. He lives in Dallas, Texas, with his family and a menagerie of pets.