Reflections by Raj M. Isaac

Reflections. A collection of short stories and flash fiction

A mysterious cat metes out justice to a woman and animal abuser. A drug addiction threatens to break the bond between mother and son. A man seeks acceptability after his face is shattered by a bullet. A young man has a strange encounter with a woman who has died in an accident. A seagull flies off with a mans Lotto ticket. A couple suffers the consequences of indenture. A young boy suffers a xenophobic attack. A cynical young man finds love in strange circumstances. In personal, thought-provoking and quirky ways, the author tells these and other tales in this collection of twenty one short stories and flash fiction.

About the author

Raj M. Isaac is a retired teacher, lecturer and subject advisor. He holds several academic qualifications, including a BA (Hons) degree and a Masters degree in education. He has received recognition for his short fiction The Cat, Nexus, No Free Lunch, The Boy Who Loved Red Bishops Too Much and Lessons in Xenophobia which was the winning entry in the 2016 Annual Short Story Competition of the South African Writers Circle.