WITHIN THIS BOOK -- MOON AND STONE --

You will find stories of strange fox hunts; distressed opera stars; droll, odd, and dangerous neighbors; a fiction editor who perhaps works for The New Yorker; an officious doctor on a ghostly river walk; a poetry war; a magical Waterbear.

Also, find poems, chants, sigils, and songs -- some funny, others, gothic, searching... all, messages from what T. F. Long likes to call the wide primal river. Long wrote these stories and poems while researching his recently published novel The Moon and The Gryphon, and like the novel, these stories and poems are meant to speak to the heart, but also to entertain and delight, and to surface along the way -- some of life's secrets.