Museum of Stones links a mother's past and present in a dizzying narrative as she raises an unusual son. Museum of Stones reveals a possessive/obsessive world of a love that must be released. An exceptional child collects too many rocks, invents a garbage recycler that runs amok, does not play well.\" His mother takes their relationship to extremes, threatening her sanity and health, a wrenching yet often funny account.\""Lynn Lurie is the author of three novels, Corner of the Dead (2008), winner of the Juniper Prize for Fiction, Quick Kills (2014) and Museum of Stones (early 2019). An attorney with an MA in international affairs and an MFA in writing, she is a graduate of Barnard College and Columbia University. She served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Ecuador and currently teaches creative writing and literature to incarcerated men. She has served as a translator and administrator on medical trips toSouth America providing surgery free of charge to children, and has mentored at Girls Write Now in New York City. | Museum Of Stones, Paperback | Indigo Chapters