Tuesday

Trouble in Mind (2005)


Cover Image: Michael Dean / Cover Design: Brett Cross (2005)


(April 19) Trouble in Mind. ISBN 0-9582586-1-9. Titus Novella Series. Auckland: Titus Books, 2005. ii + 102 pp.
    Eyes of Laura Mars (31/8/99-1/6/2001 & 30/10-25/12/2000 / 30/8-1/9/04)

  1. The House of the Nightmare
  2. Count Cipher
  3. Grandmother
  4. Spiderweb collage
  5. Friends
  6. Dieb
  7. The Séance
  8. Ice-planet
  9. The Tower Room
  10. Doppelgänger collage
  11. Diary Entries
  12. Ars combinatoria
  13. Job’s Comforter
  14. Experiences not included in the book
  15. Protection
  16. Ten Days that Shook the World
  17. Dead Eyes
  18. All Save You
  19. Home
  20. Drit-sker
  21. Ereshkigal
  22. Goddess collage




Jack Ross: Trouble in Mind (2005)


Blurb:
Haunting can become a routine like any other.

Each afternoon, as Laura returned from school, it would begin.

First, a gradually growing sense of depression and unease as she approached the house. Then, stopping at that corner of the drive where the figure at the window showed (sometimes she would succeed in walking past it without looking up, but the eyes still bored into her skull; usually it was easier just to face them). Then through the front door, greetings to Gran at her table in the kitchen, and through to her room for homework. Usually the room would be disarranged. Little sculptures made out of pillows, bedclothes tangled together — sometimes more macabre touches: smeared on the window by sooty fingers …

LAURA YOU ARE MINE TO KILL

COME ON DOWN THE WATERS FINE

This double-story from the author of Nights with Giordano Bruno is an intense voyage into the life of a young woman and a serious reflection upon the art of novel-writing.