Dennis Must is an accomplished author whose fiction has been recognized for its literary merit, appearing in numerous anthologies and reviews. His plays have graced the stage, and his novels and short story collections delve into the complexities of human emotion and relationships. Must's distinctive prose and profound insights into the human psyche mark him as a significant voice in contemporary literature.
MacLeish Sq. is a tale, real or imagined, of awakened remorse and familial longing recounted by an aging recluse when his life is abruptly reversed by a young visitor-captive to a mythical past of his own creation-who insinuates that he and the narrator are unlikely strangers.