Moon Walking: Long-listed for the Frank O'Connor Short Story Book Award

From the shores of New Zealand in the Pacific Ocean to the shores of the former Yugoslavia in the Adriatic Sea and in-between, comes a diverse, thought-provoking collection of tales with a touch of surrealism thrown in. Visit Goli Otok, Marshall Tito's private concentration camp, where Jak spends his 22nd birthday and imagine the boy who is given shrapnel instead of sweets during the Homeland War in 1993. Long-listed for the Frank O'Connor Short Story Award and a finalist in the International Book Awards, Moon Walking is entertaining and vivid. A must for readers of short fiction.