“Singapura” appears in A Place to Pause: A Lowestoft Chronicle Anthology, along with more than thirty stories from a wide variety of fabulous writers. The collection is available on Amazon. Reviews are overwhelmingly positive. Here are a few excerpts.

“A Place to Pause is a wonderful collection of work from the fine literary journal, the Lowestoft Chronicle. Anyone who loves travel writing, or just plain good writing, will enjoy the variety of voices and situations chronicled here. Fresh, original, unpretentious, these writers and their work take us to a surprising number of physical and emotional places. A pure delight.” — Jim Daniels, award–winning author of Places/Everyone and Birth Marks

“A Place to Pause s a delightful blend of captivating stories that inspired me to step away from my desk and experience all the vast glories beyond our screens.” — Brian Sacca, actor and screenwriter of Buffaloed

“The latest in a series presents 32 pieces with settings that range from Africa to Asia to North America, with many stops along the way. The collection is evenly split between poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction, with three interviews with authors added for background…[and] delivers a certain uniformity in tone. Creative variations on a theme that often makes for vibrant reading. … the authors of stories such as “Singapura” use tales of human foibles and flaws to venture into shadowy, if not pitch-dark, places.” — Kirkus Reviews (full review is here)