Hooked
by Michael Hetherington
Late one night when Adrian is nineteen, he risks climbing up into the green tower that operates the railway bridge spanning Vancouver’s Burrard Inlet. There, he encounters a mysterious naked woman who will haunt him for years to come.
Halving the Orange
by Michael Hetherington
Finalist, literary fiction category — Foreword Reviews’ 2014 INDIEFAB Book of the Year Awards
Isabella is confined for life to the college her medievalist father founded. Now a brilliant and beautiful young woman, she starts to question her vow of confinement and long for freedom.
The Playing Card
by Michael Hetherington
Gold medal for best fiction, Canada West region — 2014 Independent Publisher Book Awards
Finalist, literary fiction category — ForeWord Reviews 2013 Book of the Year Awards
A deck of playing cards is discovered, each card inscribed with a fragment of a story. S has kept a playing card face down for 26 years without looking at it.
The Archive Carpet
by Michael Hetherington
The author wrote fragments of fiction every day for 2500 days between 1995 and 2002. The result is The Archive Carpet, a wild and wonderful ride over lands that are sad, funny, absurd, and scary.