The Flexible Unreliability of Time and Memory

<p>Carlton William is running out of time.<br>His body is failing. The world is indifferent. And his son Parker autistic nonlinear luminous in ways the world refuses to understand cannot be left behind.</p><p>There is no plan. No safety net. Just a father building something fragile but true; a place a rhythm a language Parker can live inside after Carlton is gone.</p><p>As Carlton fades Parker begins.</p><p>Told in a voice as precise as it is gentle The Flexible Unreliability of Time and Memory is a meditation on care giving difference and the spaces we construct when the world offers none. It is a story without melodrama or miracle only the radical grace of quiet endurance and the patterns that carry us forward when words no longer can.</p>