Brendan Doyle / The Wooden Gate
stories of wandering souls
in search of revenge, or lost love.
On my last night in Tokyo
my father comes in
at a wooden gate, wet with rain…
from ‘The Wooden Gate’
978 1 76041 268 5, 66pp
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