Aaron Trow's short story by Anthony Trollope is an intriguing look into the mind of a convicted murderer. The story follows Trow as he is released from prison and makes his way back into society. Trollope does a fantastic job of delving into Trow's psyche, portraying him as a complex and conflicted character.

Trow's interactions with those around him are fraught with tension and unease, as he grapples with his past actions and tries to find his place in the world. Trollope's writing is sharp and insightful, providing a glimpse into the moral dilemmas and psychological struggles faced by someone who has committed a heinous crime.

Overall, Aaron Trow is a thought-provoking and gripping read that offers a unique perspective on the nature of redemption and forgiveness. Trollope's skillful storytelling and nuanced character development make this short story a compelling and memorable read.

Book Description:
What is it like to be a fox hunted by hounds? We find out through the senses of an escaped convict as he struggles to free himself from would-be captors. The struggle is brutal. In the end, we are left wondering which person really wins--the pursued or the pursuer. Or perhaps which one is now the pursuer, which the pursued.