David Kain is an author who refuses his short stories be limited by one certain writing style. Instead, he comes up with different constraints to hinder his writing, making each story of his read differently from the others. Because the stories are written in vastly different writing styles, this collection reads much like an anthology without actually being one in the traditional sense. Up until the final few lines, he doesn't know how or when the story ends, and neither does the reader. His stories, therefore, keep the reader on his or her tippy toes until the very last sentence.