"Broken Glass" is a satirical novel that takes place in a seedy bar in the Congo. The narrator, a disgraced schoolteacher known as Broken Glass, has been commissioned by the bar's owner to write about the bar and its regulars. The story is a chaotic, humorous, and poignant exploration of the lives of these characters, their histories, and their relationships, all told in a single, run-on sentence without any full stops.

"Preston Falls" is a novel that delves into the midlife crisis of Doug Willis, a corporate communications executive who becomes disillusioned with his suburban lifestyle and strained family relationships. In an attempt to find freedom and authenticity, Doug impulsively retreats to a dilapidated family cabin in Preston Falls, Vermont. As he spirals into reckless behavior, his wife Jean is left to manage their two children and her own growing frustrations. The narrative explores themes of personal discontent, the complexities of marriage, and the elusive nature of happiness, presenting a stark, often humorous, and deeply human portrait of a man attempting to escape the confines of his life.