My Father the Dog by Andrew Fitzsimons Ruby Robinson Francis Scarfe from early to

Francis Scarfe from early to mid-20th century

to the ghosts of great poets and remembrances of old friends

with moments of tenderness and beauty

The spiritual

posing the question 'What isn't hell

My Father the Dog by Andrew Fitzsimons Ruby Robinson Francis Scarfe from early toMy Father The Dog is a haunting sequence of haiku inspired by real killings in an isolated mountain village in Japan. After decades working in the city, a man returns to his childhood home to care for his parents and their small farm. When they die, grief, rural isolation, and mounting tensions with neighbours lead to his slow unravelling: a threatening haiku posted on a shed wall, the adoption of two dogs, and the growing belief that one dog is the