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Christopher Grapes
The End
The End
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A collection of short stories themed around change and finality, and the journey to get there. From a train going through tunnels, to an obsession with a pocket watch. From a couple's attempts to help a stranger, to a teenage girl's discovery of her own identity. This compilation of short and flash-fiction looks at what happens when the end is near.
Timeless - The journey of a man's life, from childhood to adulthood and beyond, centered around his grandfather's pocket watch.
Button - Two men reflect on a terrible task they are assigned to carry out.
Names - A couple attempt to rescue a stranger from the brink of chaos, all the while struggling to control their own demons.
Tunnels - A man travels between different worlds on a train journey, reflecting on his own childhood.
Unsaid - As he lays dying, an elderly man waits for one last chance to talk to his estranged daughter.
Waves - The discovery of identity for one teenage girl and a mysterious old man who watches the ocean.
Storm - The storm on the horizon is both literal and metaphorical for one farmer, who struggles to hold his house, and his family, together.
Timeless - The journey of a man's life, from childhood to adulthood and beyond, centered around his grandfather's pocket watch.
Button - Two men reflect on a terrible task they are assigned to carry out.
Names - A couple attempt to rescue a stranger from the brink of chaos, all the while struggling to control their own demons.
Tunnels - A man travels between different worlds on a train journey, reflecting on his own childhood.
Unsaid - As he lays dying, an elderly man waits for one last chance to talk to his estranged daughter.
Waves - The discovery of identity for one teenage girl and a mysterious old man who watches the ocean.
Storm - The storm on the horizon is both literal and metaphorical for one farmer, who struggles to hold his house, and his family, together.
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