Where the hell is my life going, and what am I supposed to do when I get there? No matter where we start from, we all strive to answer these questions. This story anthology delves into souls young and old determined to break free of societal rules and family constraints, connect with fellow life travelers, and search for a place in this wonderfully wide and terrifying world.Cross-border collaboration: Five authors, Canadians Nancy Kay Clark, Phyllis Humby and Michael Joll, and Americans Steve Nelson and Frank T. Sikora, have come together to offer a collection of stories about finding the right path on both sides of the border and beyond. The stories are a mix of fiction styles and genres—literary, historical, psychological suspense, and speculative—but all depict the beginning, middle or end of a life quest. We offer them to you as variations on our plan to save the world—one story, one person at a time.

Where the hell is my life going, and what am I supposed to do when I get there? No matter where we start from, we all strive to answer these questions. This story anthology delves into souls young and old determined to break free of societal rules and family constraints, connect with fellow life travelers, and search for a place in this wonderfully wide and terrifying world.Cross-border collaboration: Five authors, Canadians Nancy Kay Clark, Phyllis Humby and Michael Joll, and Americans Steve Nelson and Frank T. Sikora, have come together to offer a collection of stories about finding the right path on both sides of the border and beyond. The stories are a mix of fiction styles and genres—literary, historical, psychological suspense, and speculative—but all depict the beginning, middle or end of a life quest. We offer them to you as variations on our plan to save the world—one story, one person at a time.

Where the hell is my life going, and what am I supposed to do when I get there? No matter where we start from, we all strive to answer these questions. This story anthology delves into souls young and old determined to break free of societal rules and family constraints, connect with fellow life travelers, and search for a place in this wonderfully wide and terrifying world.Cross-border collaboration: Five authors, Canadians Nancy Kay Clark, Phyllis Humby and Michael Joll, and Americans Steve Nelson and Frank T. Sikora, have come together to offer a collection of stories about finding the right path on both sides of the border and beyond. The stories are a mix of fiction styles and genres—literary, historical, psychological suspense, and speculative—but all depict the beginning, middle or end of a life quest. We offer them to you as variations on our plan to save the world—one story, one person at a time.