Overgrown

About the Book

A unique collection of short stories from the bizarre to the sublime. Covering a town so overgrown with foliage that the inhabitants cannot escape, to a worn-out college recruiter tempting minds instead of bodies, to a giant tomato racing across the George Washington Bridge, to a co-dependent wife trying to free herself from an alcoholic husband, to a grandmother trying to protect her family from an evil red demon, to a childless man trying to clone his boyhood baseball idol and raise him as his son, to a Russian peasant girl who kisses frogs hoping for her prince to materialize before her eyes, to a desperate gambler who makes a deal with God to receive winners every Sunday, and more, this collection of short stories is one of the most unique you will ever read.

About the Author

Raised in the Garden State, Philip Seplow moved to Arizona to attend college and completed law school in Los Angeles. When not practicing criminal law, he has recorded three CDs for Jaen Records, completed this volume of short stories, optioned a screenplay and has two novels in progress.