Punk Chicken

This collection of stories is about life on the streets and the true spirit of humanity in the face of adversity. It?s about the guy that hangs out in front of the supermarket with the big black dog asking for spare change. It?s about that kid down on the Avenue with the spiked Mohawk and the rat on his shoulder. It?s about hitchhiking in unfamiliar territory and about being cold and lonely. It?s about squirrels and dolls and . . . oh hell, it?s a little slice of life as seen from a park bench or the side of the highway or even from the sidewalk, looking up at the world with a child?s eyes. Hysterically funny and rich with compassion, Punk Chicken is also about patience and love and people with hopes and dreams. Meet them here: Dead Heads in dread locks, drag queens in fake locks, punk rockers with Mohawks, mothers without their children and children without their mothers, fathers who owe child support and children who owe their fathers support. Meet the junkies, winos, and cons, saints on four legs, saints in fur, and even angels with feathers who inhabit the streets of America.