The Rest is Weight

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Look down with me -- The wind and other children --Aperture -- The jungle will swallow anything --Roadhouse -- Crow season -- The milk in the sky -- The capital of missing persons -- Demolition -- Reason -- The lap -- Plain Indians -- Hello, Satan -- The shipping views -- A selfish prayer -- Mice -- The opposite of peace -- Architecture -- Extra time --An innocent man --Unconditional love -- The air you need -- The taxi driver -- Moth -- Prospect -- Heat -- The rest is weight.;In The wind and Other Children, a girl searches for her lost grandmother while her parents quarrel at home; in Extra Time, a man contemplates inertia after toxic contamination changes life in a remote Australian town; a woman imagines a mother's love for her autistic son in The Air You Need; and in Hello, Satan, a boy awaits his destiny at a roundabout at midnight, on the edge of a small town. In exploring the human, Jennifer Mills deftly weaves themes of longing, alienation, delusion, resilience, and love.