Our Dear Mr. Henry

A collection of short stories by George Kempis, author of "The Flowering Tree of Love", being tales of hope, love, fear, and wondering; including:

"Hearing Voices", about a boy who wakes up one morning and can hear distinct voices coming from all the objects around him;

"The Scowling Man", concerning a certain scowling, misanthropic poet, and how he meets his demise;

"Life Of The Mind", in which is related the adventures of a very frail man with impossibly thick glasses and how he makes his way in New York City;

"The Hand Holder", a story regarding one Melvin Simons, a failure in every respect, except that he may well have solved the most intractable of mathematical riddles; and the title tale,

"Our Dear Mr. Henry", concerning a dear, sweet old man who spends his lunch hours at the post office mailing anonymous notes to strangers, notes which somehow speak a secret truth...