Gene Twaronite

• Sep-2018
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• Oct-2014
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Approaching Wilderness is a collection of six stories dealing with dementia, originally published in various literary journals. The author was inspired by his late mother's struggles with the disease during her last years. He explores the questions t...

• Jan-2014
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Approaching Wilderness is a collection of six short stories dealing with dementia, originally published in various literary journals. The author was inspired by his late mother's struggles with the disease during her last years. He explores the quest...

• Mar-2013
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..". he heard a strange rumbling noise coming from the kitchen. Then a loud crash. He got there just in time to see a small glacier go right through the kitchen wall, into the living room, and out the front door." (from "The Glacier That Almost Ate M...

• Feb-2013
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“… he heard a strange rumbling noise coming from the kitchen. Then a loud crash. He got there just in time to see a small glacier go right through the kitchen wall, into the living room, and out the front door.” (from “The Glacier That Almost...

• Feb-2012
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My Vacation in Hell is a young adult dark fantasy. Set in the mid-1960s, it is a first person narrative by a 15-year-old writer named John Boggle. A troubled nerdy misfit and a frequent flyer of his imagination, John is inspired by a book report read...

• Sep-2010
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The Family That Wasn't is a humorous fable of how our families live inside us. Though geared for middle grades (ages 8-12) it will also appeal to readers of all ages. The 13-year-old narrator, John Boggle (whose real name is John Bazukas-O'Reilly-Ger...