A stunning collection of short stories from acclaimed author Dilys Rose. Two travelling musicians attempt to come to terms with a nightmare scenario at home; restless teenagers run riot during lockdown, with disastrous consequences; Albert Einstein's reputation grows, as does his absence as a father; a cantankerous ninety-nine year old contributes to the chaos of a night ward. Each story vividly creates the inner world of a compelling yet disparate cast of characters, and these brief glimpses into the lives of others leave a lasting afterglow.
Dilys Rose Books
January 1, 1954
Dilys Rose is a Scottish fiction writer and poet whose work is characterized by its incisive exploration of the human condition. She delves into the depths of emotion and relationships with a keen eye for detail and psychological complexity. Her style is described as both poetic and keenly realistic, offering readers a unique perspective on everyday life. Rose is known for her ability to capture the nuances of the human heart and mind with remarkable precision and empathy.


Red Tides
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading