A set of ten stories, a set of dreams, and a monologue, these are first-person rants of alienated individuals seeking a sympathetic hearing. The work questions identity, religion, reliable narration and the structure of the mind's ear, and includes: a review of a book about the Holocaust that is six-million blank pages a story narrated by three hundred concubines a group of people who intentionally interchange appearances, habits, proclivities and talents The Quorum is a tightly-written, sensitive, and inevitably absurd take on the individual's lifelong quest to get someone, anyone, to listen.