Status Updates From Dadaoism

2nd story by an author Katherine Klorey, whom I have never heard of before, is about a man whose younger sister dies in a car crash and while on the bus trip to the funeral he meets a woman who looks and acts uncannily like the protagonist of his sister's favourite novel... not sure what to make of this either

Finally found out what the name of Chômu Press refers to, means "Butterfly Dream" in Japanese and refers to a dream the Chinese philosopher Zhuangzi had about being a butterfly instead of a human. First story is by Reggie Oliver and revolves around a man who wakes up as an antique chair instead of a human... implied to be a dream. Story almost feels like a parody of Quentin S. Crisp' writing style.

Second reading of "Lobster Kaleidoscope", thoroughly enjoying the variably successful wordgamesmanship of it and the effortless "fluidity" of time, place, personnel--its pretty damned charming.