This collection of short stories by Mark Peabody explores the quirks and idiosyncrasies of small town life. From the nosy neighbor who watches everything from her window, to the eccentric old man who lives by himself in a crumbling mansion, each story is a gem of observation and wit. Peabody's unique voice and sharp eye for detail make this book a charming and entertaining read.

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