Bari Gilbert

Nancy Drew meets Miss Marple, only these two very old friends never get it quite right.

A lonely child's journey through this world and beyond.

When a celebrity finds true love it incurs the wrath of a mystery stalker.

A woman is found by the side of the road and the search is on to trace her identity.

Expat Brit journalists gather weekly to share their love of food and news. One of them stumbles into something very dark.

Empty and lonely, Rowena deals with letting go.

A forlorn little star looks for his place in the universe.

The love of two creatures from different worlds produces a unique and unusual offspring who then searches for acceptance and self.

Emma returns to the US to settle her mother's estate and reunites with her old gang of friends. But, while it is a reunion of sorts, the facades and masks are falling away, and the other side of life is poking through.

A collection of assays and posts from 'the things that have been keeping me up tonight' blog.

While leading their own separate lives, characters crisscross and interact, some only in passing, some with great impact, but each suffering from some form of possession: his own or someone else's.

When is happiness a destructive illusion? When is it wrong to attempt to homogenize and mollify a mind troubled by the things around: things that are real and disturbing. When do we step up and say it is time to stop medicating, redirecting, and distracting those who are troubled by what is all around them? To quote a review by JAMA of Seymour L. Halleck's book, 'The Politics of Therapy, ' ". . . psychiatric intervention of any variety affects the distribution of power within the various social systems in which the patient moves . . ."

A collection of stories about the madness which is all around us. Do the inmates run the asylum?