Life is funnier when you stop pretending it makes sense.
In RoMosaic: More Short Stories From Darryl A. Forman, Darryl A. Forman transforms everyday experiences, family memories, dogs, relationships, retirement, misadventures, and decades of unconventional living into a collection filled with wit, irreverence, honesty, and unexpected heart. Reflecting on the strange turns that make a life memorable, Forman she finds humor in situations most people would simply call complicated.
Organized into sections including Doggies, Dubies, Darrylisms Beginning to End, Outside the Box, and Oldies But Goodies, the collection moves effortlessly between personal history, observation, and playful storytelling. Forman describes her approach as "notaubiographical"-a blend of lived experience, truthiness, exaggeration, and pithiness that allows memory and humor to share the page.
Warm, candid, occasionally outrageous, and consistently funny, RoMosaic is for readers who enjoy humorous memoirs, personal essays, aging with attitude, family stories, dogs, nostalgia, and the absurdity hidden inside ordinary life.