Peregrinator: Short Stories

De: Bryan Yentz

Narrado por: Bryan Yentz

Seven days traveling, seven short stories influenced by the changing locale.

A distressed man witnesses three strange individuals on board his overseas flight and is both fearful and intrigued by their odd behaviors. While traversing the beautiful cliffs of Howth, a spectator is haunted by an image of death which may or may not have occurred. In Paris, a vile criminal meets his match when two strangers appear outside a train station…

These and other brief narratives are captive to the surreality of the moment and void of any easy answer. These are ruminations on both the macabre and human, travelers and natives journeying through melancholic spaces in time.

Presented by: Joy of All Trades Publishing

Narrated by: Bryan Yentz

Audio Engineered and Edited by: Paul Pavao

Produced by: Justine Glesener-Yentz

©2025 Bryan Yentz (P)2025 Bryan Yentz

Peregrinator

What does the overactive mind do with uncertainty—be it an odd coincidence, the gray area between mere hunch and reasonable suspicion, or a seemingly throwaway comment that isn't biodegradable?

Bryan Yentz's PEREGRINATOR wades into this nebulous paranoia and borderline neuroticism, chipping away at what it means to be in transit—the inherent vulnerability of the traveler, and the tenuous threads of social contracts.

Written while on holiday, Peregrinator is a collection of bitesize tales drawing on stylized horror (even dipping into high strangeness and the supernatural), questioning if one's own senses are reliable in the black mirror's refraction.

With a firm grasp on the unsettling, Yentz is at home in the glow of a campfire circle and aptly embraces the "shadow" of the needle... right before it strikes a nerve.

Hopefully Peregrinator is the first of many works released by this emerging voice.

Favorite short stories: Ishka Baha, Options, Defacer.