A Moose in the Dark

H.W. Browne's debut short fiction collection, A Moose in the Dark, questions our ways of knowing. In a world where churches, and temples no longer bind communities, hers is a search for connectivity. Whether a moose prepares the way for old friends desperate to communicate, or a skull saves a child from drowning, Browne's stories risk the intervention of the uncanny, and immersion in the elements.