Christopher Fahy

CHRISTOPHER FAHY

OTHER BOOKS BY CHRISTOPHER FAHY

"...THIS ENGROSSING PAGE-TURNER, which flays the world's wealthiest nation for failing to guarantee necessary care for all its citizens, touches our deepest fears."
—Booklist

PUCKERBRUSH PRESS

"...Wildly funny and surprisingly sad...Made me think of the early J.D. Salinger...A wonderful writer."

—Stephen King

"Ribald, erotic, hilarious, deeply serious and tragic, often all at the same time, FEVER 42 proves one of those rare books that restores our faith in the mainstream novel—and strangely, in humanity."
—John Grant, Crescent Blues Book Views

"This is human nature dissected in the most compassionate and lyrical way."
—Cathie Pelletier, author of The Weight of Winter and Beaming Sonny Home

"Fahy writes from his soul, deep inside truth about people....'Uncle Cub at the Paradise Fair' is a masterpiece. THIS BOOK IS A MUST READ!"
—Leo Connellan, Connecticut Poet Laureate, author of The Clear Blue Lobster-Water Country and The Maine Poems.

Welcome to Christopher Fahy's web page featuring his new books Farnswell- a novel and The Toast of Paris- narratives

One time I was giving a poetry reading when someone in the audience shouted, "You're a story teller!" So I've called this compilation, Narratives, and I'll let the reader decide if there are any poems in it.

New college graduate, Tim Ramsey, 22, lands a job at Farnswell, a residential school for children with disabilities. At first he is disoriented by these unusual people but learns from them about himself and about humanity.