Bluebird

The narrative explores Henry Dunstan's profound grief after the loss of his young son, leading him to seek a state of emotional numbness. In his quest for wisdom and resilience, he immerses himself in the world of stone—boulders, marble, and flint—drawing inspiration from a vision encountered during a carnival psychic reading in St. Louis. This journey reflects his struggle against sorrow and the desire to transform his pain into something enduring.