Dave is twenty-four and spending a few weeks studying acting in New York before heading off to grad school. Sharing a room with a fellow student at an old hotel to save money seems like a good idea, except his roommate's bizarre habits begin to make Dave wonder if he is losing his mind, or perhaps even more.Spirit Falls adds to the story world shaped by other Robert David Duncan works such as Genius, The Paris MBA, Paris Remains, Alley of Lost Friends and Spinoza Hotel.

An old man who tends a piece of street art in an alley, an aging artist seeking a digital afterlife and a frugal movie lover are among the strong older characters populating these poignant short stories by Robert David Duncan.

Eccentrics, oddballs and free spirits inhabit the worlds of these extremely short stories by Robert David Duncan.

Independent spirits, oddballs and eccentrics roam the streets and carve out lives on their own terms in these offbeat and delightful short stories by Robert David Duncan.

The 1980s are coming to an end, and aspiring writer Dave talks his way into an MBA program thinking he can use the school's exchange program to get himself over to Paris, a place he has dreamed of being for years. Comically ill-suited to MBA school life, and gaining a repertoire of bad habits as he goes along, Dave ends up in a struggle for his soul as the creative and practical sides of himself battle it out in the literary streets of Paris. This novelette by Robert David Duncan is a warm...

Over a period of years, experimental filmmaker Robert David Duncan began building a set of interlinked film stories that scoped out an imaginary story world called Spinoza Hotel. The hotel was home to great spirits, living and dead who enjoy time together in a place where they all finally belong. Enjoy this collection of some of the verse and spoken word that these mystical residents shared about their existence.

In the days and weeks following their friend's memorial in Paris, friends Dave, Aisling, Marie and Jeff ponder what to do next in life, each finding that they have reached some sort of crossroads. Meanwhile, street artist Spirit has a trick or two up his sleeve.Après Paris adds to the story world shaped by other Robert David Duncan works such as Genius, Spirit Falls, The Paris MBA, Paris Remains, Alley of Lost Friends and Spinoza Hotel.

A nautical dreamer, a midlife acting student, a robotic worker and a foul-mouthed influencer are among the vivid characters in this compelling set of short stories by Robert David Duncan.

Paris Remains revisits characters Dave, Aisling, Jeff and Marie later in life as sad news causes them all to return to Paris. Though they haven't been in close touch over the years, they are inextricably linked together by their shared pasts, and the act of revisiting Paris challenges each of them to reconsider their direction in life and the choices that have led them to the present.This novelette by Robert David Duncan shares some intriguing connective tissue with other works inc...

A celebrity poodle, an indie filmmaker, a lost king and an alley wanderer are among the unique characters in this collection of short stories by Robert David Duncan.

In this follow-up novel to The Mansion by Robert David Duncan, the artistic tenants of a ramshackle old apartment house on the edge of a university campus continue to evolve to face challenges and opportunities as life presents a number of intriguing twists and turns. Add in a ghost, a couple of cats, and a cast of supporting characters and you have a recipe for a fun and rollicking celebration of found family and shared intensities.

An enigmatic traveler, a withdrawn clerk, a lonely careerist and a morally-challenged artist are among the odd characters in this set of early short stories written in and around the 1980s.