Mo(a)tA book censor is on the look out for objectionable content; a daughter mourns her father during her journey to fulfill his final wishes; a desperate man runs around a city to pay off his debts. Critical of regimes and nonetheless nostalgic for their home countries, Mo(a)t is a compendium of stories from six different authors reflecting on the paradoxical demands of our day to day lives. Each story is written with the authors unique style, highlighting

and personal account of a pilgrimage to a place he thought he already knew: the Cowley Road in Oxford

Mark Granier's second collection

in a building once occupied by a chapter of French Revolutionaries

The meat roasts slowly

Henry James

John Goodby

Cooking with Alcohol will make every day in the kitchen exciting and every meal served at your table extraordinary

villainous and heroic

All the rest home doors have name tags

to lead us to special places of wonder and enrichment

her holistic and visionary impulse to bless the creation

A fourth set of siblings travel to Hungary with their late mother in a coffin