Benjamin Anderson

Belonging Benjamin Anderson

In its selection of tenacious stories, 'Belonging' encapsulates Benjamin's prowess. From a multicultural approach in 'Time Will Tell' to surrealist structure in 'Color the Seasons, ' dissolution abounds. Possession raises its object or objective within 'The Vase.' Throughout traditional and fanciful storytelling, the collection becomes idyllic, although speculative. 'Belonging' is brilliantly and passionately written. [Dog-Eared Reviews] 'Belonging' is a collection of short quirky stories ... You will encounter Jun as he meets Ming and promises to love her to his dying father. Who knew rare flowers could change your life? ... The one thing that is common throughout the book is the vivid imagery the writer applies. [Literary Titan]