Angel on the beach

The angel on the beach quotes T.S. Eliot and doesn't judge. Neither does the unicorn with fire in its eyes, or the man with half a face who waits by the fence. In the title story, a husband caring for his declining wife learns to calmly acknowledge the visions that follow him — because acknowledging them is easier than the alternative.

This first collection gathers two decades of Caselberg's short fiction: a stranger who wakes with no memory of who she is or who's watching her; a lonely man ...