"Inside the House Inside inhabits a space somewhere between our dreams and our nightmares. Moving deftly between realism and something much stranger, these stories are uncanny and moving at once. They excavate the basement and the attic in language at once direct and lyrical, and their brevity haunts." - Kate Cayley, Kate Cayley, award-winning author of Lent and How you Were Born On every level - the phrase, sentence, story, collection - this book vibrates with the intensity of distilled experience. The stories are bite-sized wonders. They explode once ingested, like you've swallowed whole worlds. They chart the incomprehension, loss, scarcity, insecurity, and fear that are the outcome of our world's economic inequality and unfolding climate catastrophe. Like Kafka's stories, they can overflow the bounds of the real to illustrate the true.

Like George Saunders', they replicate with delightful exactitude the rhythms of the characters psyches. The motivating core of them is love and compassion, but not those two alone. Love. Compassion. And warning." - Anne Fleming, author of Giller-nominated Curiosities.