Downpour (or Stories for People who enjoy Drinking White Wine in Graveyards)

Exploring the surreal and often darkly humorous aspects of life, the book delves into themes of mental health, childhood, and relationships through a blend of poetry and prose. With striking imagery, it presents bizarre scenarios, such as a woman cooking her husband's skin and a man trying to consume a wasp's nest, all within a society where unhappiness is outlawed. Daniel Thomas invites readers into the whimsical yet thought-provoking world of Downpour, offering a unique lens on human experiences.