His Grandmother's Memory

The world's only short story about a man "impregnated" by the departed soul of his Jewish grandmother. Edward lives the good life in Brooklyn. Until he's haunted by a strange legacy - the memory of his deceased grandmother. It seems that Grandma has some unfinished business in this world. To get his grandmother out of his head, Edward journeys to Poland, where he wrestles with his family's complicated past. This is a story of possession, in both senses of the word - a Jewish ghost story told with humor, tenderness, and insight. Another great listen from the author of the best-selling Kindle Singles False Economies and Adjunctivitis.

About the Author

Gordon Haber writes fiction, criticism and journalism. Among other works of fiction, he has published three best-selling Kindle Singles: the novellas "False Economies" and "Adjunctivitis" and the short story "His Grandmother's Memory."His nonfiction writing on religion and culture has appeared in Religion Dispatches, The Jewish Daily Forward, Religion & Politics and Killing the Buddha.His awards include a Fulbright fellowship to Poland, a Queens Council on the Arts grant, and a residency at the MacDowell Colony. Gordon runs Dutch Kills Press, the e-book publisher. Since 2014, DKP has sold thousands of e-books, marrying the editorial precision of traditional publishing with the convenience of the digital world.He does not live in Brooklyn.

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