Cancer in JanuaryaCapricorn in September deals in its entirety with the loss of a father to lung cancer. The title depicts the idea of such cancer devouring the person as the writing uses zodiac resemblance of what each of them means. The three parts of the book deal with denial and a sense of disorientation, shock and fear, and with soul-searching and memory, respectively. Lora hopes to convey a new sense of hope with his work showing a much different approach to tackling obstacles but retaining a humorous yet humane sense of self. The book stands tall as an idea of death being not the end, but an alternative reality. Always remembering that things are more than what the eye can see.