At a Loss

Award-winning author Philip O. Jung presents characters in a sometimes mortal struggle against the memories of profound loss and the relentlessness of unresolved grief. In a style that is both carefully hewn and adventurous, in often memorable imagery and phrasings, and in boldly expressive syntax and punctuation, these tales are often gripping in their details of action and place yet are psychologically riveting, often surreal, at times humorous, and always sympathetic to the plights of the characters. Jung's writing has been compared to that of William Faulkner, Stephen King, and Baily White.