Characters, Critters, and Some Free Verse
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Dive into a world of captivating short stories that span the spectrum of human experience-and, in at least one case, the imaginative world of the feline. From the poignant reflections of a night watchman grappling with a life unfulfilled to the hilarious escapades of drug-fueled feline festivities, David Huffstetler's latest collection offers a unique blend of the tragic, the absurd, and the deeply human. Explore tales of familial bonds, unexpected friendships, and the search for meaning in the most unusual of places. Prepare to be surprised, moved, and thoroughly entertained. About the Author...
Dive into a world of captivating short stories that span the spectrum of human experience-and, in at least one case, the imaginative world of the feline. From the poignant reflections of a night watchman grappling with a life unfulfilled to the hilarious escapades of drug-fueled feline festivities, David Huffstetler's latest collection offers a unique blend of the tragic, the absurd, and the deeply human. Explore tales of familial bonds, unexpected friendships, and the search for meaning in the most unusual of places. Prepare to be surprised, moved, and thoroughly entertained. About the Author Dave Huffstetler, a graduate of Appalachian State University with a B.S. in English, has been writing seriously for 15 years. His career path after college led him from construction laborer to carpenter, general contractor, real estate broker, and finally, a 19-year stint as a city building inspector in Raleigh. Now retired and residing in Raleigh, Dave Huffstetler's upbringing on a small farm outside Dallas, North Carolina, has greatly influenced his writing. His work, including free verse poetry, novellas, short stories, and a novel, often reflects his experiences and encounters in rural Gaston County. He acknowledges his family as a significant source of inspiration.
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