Mundane Mysteries: Strange Stories About Everyday Life is a collection of 22 micro and flash fiction tales that unravel the uncanny tucked inside the everyday. From a husband who accidentally vanishes into his own iPad to a retired dog with a suspicious taste for brains, these strange, surreal, and darkly funny stories explore the places where the familiar quietly bends toward the bizarre. A houseplant neighbor becomes a plant. A cat turns to liquid. And someone finally takes a bath too long-and too far. Perfect for readers with short attention spans, busy schedules, or a taste for bite-sized fiction that lingers long after the last line, Mundane Mysteries is especially great for ADHD readers who crave complete stories in compact form. You can devour one in a sitting-or binge the whole collection in an evening and feel like you've lived a dozen weird little lives. At once tender, unsettling, and unexpected, this debut collection invites you to look again at ordinary because something strange is almost always hiding in plain sight

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