Two brothers lose and find one another again on the path to young adulthood; a woman is sought out by an unlikely medium so an insistent message can be delivered; a couple respond to an ad on Kijiji and wish they hadn''t. From Vancouver Island author Derek Hanebury comes a remarkable collection of short stories that delve into humanity and what it means to navigate this sometimes uncertain world.

Derek Hanebury is a Vancouver Island writer of fiction, poetry, and creative non-fiction. Something Else Altogether is his first solo collection of short stories, following the 2020 publication of Both Sides Now (RCN), which was a compilation of stories co-authored with Vicki Drybrough, and Libbie Morin, and the 2006 publication of Nocturnal Tonglen (Ekstasis) a collection of poems.  His first novel, Ginger Goodwin: Beyond the Forbidden Plateau, (Arsenal Pulp) went to a second printing. He has a Master''s Degree in Creative Writing from UBC and taught writing at North Island College on Vancouver Island until his retirement in 2017.

Two brothers lose and find one another again on the path to young adulthood; a woman is sought out by an unlikely medium so an insistent message can be delivered; a couple respond to an ad on Kijiji and wish they hadn''t. From Vancouver Island author Derek Hanebury comes a remarkable collection of short stories that delve into humanity and what it means to navigate this sometimes uncertain world.

Derek Hanebury is a Vancouver Island writer of fiction, poetry, and creative non-fiction. Something Else Altogether is his first solo collection of short stories, following the 2020 publication of Both Sides Now (RCN), which was a compilation of stories co-authored with Vicki Drybrough, and Libbie Morin, and the 2006 publication of Nocturnal Tonglen (Ekstasis) a collection of poems.  His first novel, Ginger Goodwin: Beyond the Forbidden Plateau, (Arsenal Pulp) went to a second printing. He has a Master''s Degree in Creative Writing from UBC and taught writing at North Island College on Vancouver Island until his retirement in 2017.