Where I Found You by Rebecca Perlow

[Graeme]

Where I Found You by Rebecca Perlow

 

After the suicide of his terminally ill mother, Sam Nieman goes on a bender that leads to old memories, older boyfriends and some creative interpretations of philosophical theory.

 

:nuke: :nuke: Spoilers Below!!! :nuke: :nuke:

[Cia]

What in interesting story. It's fragmented and yet it makes sense in a twisted way. The only thing I'm not quite sure on was Tig. I get the sense Tig did not like Catherine at all. Yet your ending line about 'the face of god split open with grief' and the towel falling to the ground seemed to belie that. All in all as I ended my read of this story I could only say one thing with any certainity; you certainly have the disjointed, tripped out and fried mental processes of a drunk tweaker down pat!

[Kev de Cauchery]

As Cia said, the story was so fragmented that I was lost half way through the story, but I was lost pleasantly.

 

I found it very interesting and am definitely going to read again.

 

 

 

 

My take of Tig is that Tig was his stepdad but gay, so that also made him Sam's ex-boyfriend. I don't believe Tig hate Catherine, rather the other way around.

 

I don't know tho. My mind is still swimming in the words.

 

 

[Nephylim]

Yes, of course it was disjointed. I would be surprised if it wasn't meant to be. Sometimes it was hard to follow, but then so is life, especially in those circumstances. I reckon Tig was an ex boyfriend who may not have liked Cathering but certainly liked her son