Little Lost Things

Clones are being used as suicide bombers in an occupied Tehran, a boy suspects that his loving parents intend to kill him on his thirteenth birthday, and a house is just, like, ridiculously haunted. This collection of fourteen short stories might make you laugh if you share the author’s sense of humour, might make you cry if you cry easily, and will probably keep you entertained for a couple of hours. There’s science fiction, fantasy, horror, comedy and miscellaneous. The only thing the stories of Little Lost Things have in common is that they don’t have much in common at all. But that counts for something, right?