Pilgrims Of The Night

Trapped During A Storm In A Ferry Terminal With No Food No Electricity And No Cellular Signal These Pilgrims Of The Night Pass The Time Sharing Salacious Tales That Range From Adultery To A Biblical Flood.“In The Six Tales Of Pilgrims Of The Night And In The Framing Narrative Jenkin Explores Many Of The Raw Nerve Ends In Our Society; The Deep Need To Believe An Absolute While At The Same Time Reveling In The Gratification Of The Present; The Difference Between Titillation And Satisfaction; The Bizarre Nature Of Reality; And The Real Nature Of The Bizarre.” —Times (Seattle)“Jenkin’S Pilgrims Of The Night Is A Wonderful Combination Of Innocence And Guile Primitive Impulses And Sophisticated Craft. Zombies A Headless Woman An Island Paradise An Erotically Frustrated Fry Cook A Psychopathic Neurosurgeon A Silver Fairy And A Formerly Live Deer All Make Memorable Impressions.” —Post-Intelligencer (Seattle