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Coles A Work in Progress: Stories & Poems & Memoir at Village Green Shopping Centre in Vernon, BC
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A WORK IN PROGRESS is a collection of short works from teacher and author, Jon Eekhoff. Delightful, quirky, bittersweet characters frolic from his head into yours. You'll tear up with cry baby eyes from an unexpected stab to the heart...and snort your drink through your nose with astonished laughter. Meet the land baron of cemetery plots, the worst paperboy ever, children terrorized by Daddy's scary stories. You'll be front and center for an excursion through the Icelandic Phallological Museum. The secrets of a $92 donut are revealed, along with why Jon is absolutely sure his sister is a space alien.A note about the author: Before publishing these works, Jon Eekhoff, a resident of Sequim, Washington on the Olympic Peninsula, took a spill from a twenty-foot height. The result was a Traumatic Brain Injury that robbed him of everything but a tenacious hold on life. A craniectomy and lots of work present us today with a new version of Jon...one who is back at his keyboard, creating more short stories, poems and memoirs to make us laugh and cry.
A WORK IN PROGRESS is a collection of short works from teacher and author, Jon Eekhoff. Delightful, quirky, bittersweet characters frolic from his head into yours. You'll tear up with cry baby eyes from an unexpected stab to the heart...and snort your drink through your nose with astonished laughter. Meet the land baron of cemetery plots, the worst paperboy ever, children terrorized by Daddy's scary stories. You'll be front and center for an excursion through the Icelandic Phallological Museum. The secrets of a $92 donut are revealed, along with why Jon is absolutely sure his sister is a space alien.A note about the author: Before publishing these works, Jon Eekhoff, a resident of Sequim, Washington on the Olympic Peninsula, took a spill from a twenty-foot height. The result was a Traumatic Brain Injury that robbed him of everything but a tenacious hold on life. A craniectomy and lots of work present us today with a new version of Jon...one who is back at his keyboard, creating more short stories, poems and memoirs to make us laugh and cry.
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