Pennwick is the name of an ancient fairy who lives in the woods behind the home of J.R., a boy who can't seem to get anything right. J.R. learns how to overcome his fears and numerous disasters from the delightful fairy who also explains why it is important to preserve his home - the old growth forest. Folk tales and myths about fairies from around the world are intertwined here in a charming story about loyalty and overcoming adversity.

Over the last decade, Darin Bradley has been dissecting the future--from the prophetic Book that heralded the arrival of Salvage Country in Noise to the impending repossession of our education in Chimpanzee to the harrowing world of voyeuristic terrorism in Noise. Now, with Light Both Foreign and Domestic, he presents a collection of stories that reveal the persistent light of the human spirit, no matter the harrowing darkness that presses down on us. - "Light Both Foreign and Domestic" - "Hotels and Other Forms of Collapse" - "Two" - "The Basement, Borges" - "Slipstring" - "'Seng, Running" - "Fairyland" - "They Would Only be Roads" - "The Dust and the Red" - "∞°" - "The Heresy Box" - "Sweet Water" - "Syntagm" - "Stormchasing" - "How Nothing Happens" - "Sleepwalker" Several stories are exclusive to this collection.