Pamela's Baby Rocking Chair

Two deaths. Two weeks apart. Two women. Pamela and Mary Jenks: damaged, opinionated, colorful, and all too human. A journey toward healing punctuated by poignancy, irreverence and humor, culminating in a final act of love by a brother.

Two deaths. Two weeks apart. Two women. Pamela and Mary Jenks: damaged, opinionated, colorful, and all too human. A journey toward healing punctuated by poignancy, irreverence and humor, culminating in a final act of love by a brother.

Born a son of Virginia, Stu Jenks has lived and worked in the Tucson, Arizona area for over thirty years. Having first made his name as a nocturnal photographer, Jenks now makes photographs at night but also writes stories in the daylight hours as well. Stu Jenks started his own publishing company, Fezziwig Press, in 2010, where he sells fine art photography books, novels, museum quality prints and atmospheric music. (You can also find his music and ebooks on the iPad, the Kindle, iTunes, the Nook and other digital platforms. His analog CDs and book books can be bought at https://squareup.com/market/fezziwig-press.) Jenks appears obsessed with spirals, hula hoops, Christmas lights, rocking chairs, old mirrors, angel/ghosts, inflatable Bozos, and Zippo lighters. Nothing seems to have help. He tends to hear voices, though they never tell him to do anything bad. Jenks laughs at inappropriate times. Stu will gladly give you a hug.