Meet the Lunatiques, creatures who wander the streets of New York City with skin so boiling hot they could slip them off and keep walking.
The stories in this collection feature a moon daydreaming about wandering the streets on a hot day in June, a stranger hosting a party where the dead live again on a satellite made from the city's trash, and an estate on the Hudson haunting a young writer as she confronts both the trauma of her past and the perils of her present.
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