You know those days I'm talking about: your thoughts race as you glide through the day on auto pilot idly wondering how to balance every bit of busy work in the short time you have to do it in.
An errant thought needles its way into your brain breaking your focus. When you come back to your present senses the world has skewed without you noticing. Did you just run a red light? How did you get to work? did you text your partner back? Your own mind feels like a stranger, but if it's not yours, then who's is it?
Today in Second Saturday Stories William Krueger returns to tell a hauntingly fraught tale that centres around living in memory. Set in the forest of Northern Ontario readers find a nurse trying to process years of pain, heartbreak, and incarceration. Through a jarring kaleidoscope of visions you will be taken on a journey through the sands of time where the narrator's focus is constantly broken and reshaped by the world around her.
Fans of The Twilight Zone and Twin Peaks won't want to miss this fragmented tale that examines what happens when you plum the darkness of your mind and ask: just how well do you know yourself?
Don't miss William's work titled Sun Shower, today at 3pm
