The Strange Bouquet

The Strange Bouquet is a collection of works including essays, an excerpt of a chapter for an upcoming book, as well as two full chapters for the same upcoming book, Duplicity and Duress. In this unique menagerie expect to find out how to save a soul for less than $500 and what it was like being among the first group of kids to desegregate during the 70s. Also expect to be introduced to an incredibly bizarre story that sends readers on a roller coaster ride of mystery, intrigue and the great unknown. What exactly does 'fake painted flowers,' and 'no bad dog walking' mean?

Creepy cars stalking, puppet masters, Hallmark cards and Sir David Attenborough were carefully selected and placed into this very unusual and incredibly curious collection of written works by S.R. Coleyon. It is after reading the excerpt and two chapters from her upcoming book that makes one wonder what exactly the narrator was born into. It is as if her essays from childhood are the building blocks put in place to paint a larger picture of the path she's been on for a long, long time. If you've read S.R. Coleyon's Noticing the Big Picture collection of essays, you must might wonder what kind of intelligent design could be at hand. An invoking read that leaves readers questioning what in the world is going on here. And who else could this be happening to.

S.R. Coleyon is a writer and dog walker living and working in Philadelphia, Pa. She's written about food, demo ladies, lgbtiq issues, adhesive labels and that logo on your pen. Her latest works include Milk and Pea Oppression and Swan Song of the Sample Lady. Blending humor with social commentary is her forte.