The last man she wants is exactly who she needs . . .EyreWith nothing left to lose, I bought the first plane ticket to Ireland to find myself. Maybe that’s why I was so annoyed when a handsome Irishman insisted I join his tour and then offered me a place to stay in his hometown. Something about him made me say yes–an unfamiliar feeling that he would understand me. Or it could have been all the Mr. Darcy jokes at his expense. But my heart is...

How would you describe life? If you bumped into God and it asked you to give an overview of what life on Earth was like, what would you do? You wouldn't tell it one long, drawn-out story. Not at all. You'd give it a mixed bag of quick stories to give it a good taste of what life is.If that day did somehow come about, and you did find yourself talking nonsense to an infinite being on a lovely summer's day, I'm sure you'd never again forget to keep yourself hydrated."Fleming ...

Sit down and buckle up for a bizarre journey into madness. This is a collection of fifteen short stories, each designed, in its own unique way, to reveal something about the human experience and hit a nerve in the reader. Whether the life of a murderer or of a soon-to-be father, the reader is left contemplating the intricacies of life.

‘Maybe things do work out in the end.Like what if you wake up one dayand the life you always wantedis the life you have.’In Maybe Things Do Work Out in the End, poet Daragh Fleming writes from the messy centre of being alive. Moving through mental health struggles, loss, love, identity and the pressures of modern life, these poems reach for connection in the moments that keep us going. Often that connection is found ...