Enough of Us

In a rare melange of alluring stories and intriguing photography, Karr invites readers into an imaginative world. The characters and scenarios resonate with their mystical peaks and camouflaged valleys. Lakota knew to call Dyami, his best friend. The past was past. Was it within reach to quell and overcome the power of mind chatter? Would Lakota foster enough stillness to honor Elsu? Tarone sipped a Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee and savored a mango smoothie mixed with ripe plantains. He began to talk aloud, as though his heavenly Mumz and Daddi were visiting at his breakfast table. Zora reread a doctor’s article. The penetrating insights about the “doctor within each of us” resonated. She made a conscious choice to realign her bucket list. “Absolutely! You cannot make up this stuff,” repeated Dimitri, trying to imitate Petra’s voice. “Hey, cool! Well, enough talk about the drama in my life. What have you been doing lately? Being playfully deviant? “Of course! Hey, last week I was…”

Enough of Us portrays this medley of short tales. They awaken and revitalize a humanitarian spirit in a fast-paced world that often obscures the irreplaceable moments along our life pilgrimage.