The God of Lost Things

G. Norman Lippert's "The God of Lost Things" delves into the universal, often unsettling, experience of loss. From the mundane disappearance of a sock to the profound absence of a cherished relationship, these lost elements cast long shadows, capable of pushing individuals to their breaking point. The narrative weaves together compelling tales, introducing us to Zach, a man stripped of his courage, and the mysterious, potentially dangerous creatures he encounters who might offer a path to rediscovery or lead to his demise. We also meet David, a teenager driven by an insatiable curiosity about his enigmatic companion, only to uncover the perilous truth that some lost things are perhaps better left undisturbed. This collection is a testament to Lippert's masterful storytelling, exploring the fragile boundaries of what we miss and the unexpected consequences of seeking it out. This collection earns its place among G. Norman Lippert's best by showcasing his distinctive blend of the uncanny and the deeply human. Lippert has a remarkable talent for excavating the emotional residue of lost moments, relationships, and even entire histories, breathing life into the spectral remnants. The book is a thrilling exploration of the psychology of longing and the allure of the unknown, promising a journey into the hidden corners where forgotten things reside. With its diverse cast of characters grappling with everything from lost nerve to lost colonies, "The God of Lost Things" is a captivating testament to Lippert's ability to craft narratives that are both thought-provoking and viscerally engaging, inviting readers to confront their own forgotten corners and the stories that still yearn to be found.