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The Sky Over Chaos: Short Stories
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-946849-41-0
- EAN9781946849410
- Date de parution25/03/2019
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurKeledei Publications
Résumé
Dive into The Sky Over Chaos, a captivating collection of short stories that explores the human condition through a lens of raw emotion, resilience, and unexpected twists. This anthology weaves nine distinct tales, each a poignant exploration of life's challenges and triumphs. From the heart-wrenching loss of a family in "Three Days" to the disorienting unraveling of reality in "Turn and Face the Change, " McDowell's storytelling grips readers with its vivid imagery and psychological depth.
"Three Hours and Thirteen Minutes" thrusts us into a perilous sea adventure, while "Over the Bar" unveils the chaotic beauty of a bartender's orchestrated drama. Poetic and philosophical, "What Does the River Say?" offers a meditative reflection on movement and purpose, contrasting with the introspective struggles of aging in "Ten More Days." McDowell, an acclaimed author, brings his diverse background to these narratives, blending historical nuance with contemporary relevance.
His previous works, including To and Fro Upon the Earth and Onesimus, showcase his mastery of literary and historical fiction, a skill that shines in this collection. Perfect for fans of thought-provoking short stories, The Sky Over Chaos invites readers to ponder life's chaos and find meaning within it.
"Three Hours and Thirteen Minutes" thrusts us into a perilous sea adventure, while "Over the Bar" unveils the chaotic beauty of a bartender's orchestrated drama. Poetic and philosophical, "What Does the River Say?" offers a meditative reflection on movement and purpose, contrasting with the introspective struggles of aging in "Ten More Days." McDowell, an acclaimed author, brings his diverse background to these narratives, blending historical nuance with contemporary relevance.
His previous works, including To and Fro Upon the Earth and Onesimus, showcase his mastery of literary and historical fiction, a skill that shines in this collection. Perfect for fans of thought-provoking short stories, The Sky Over Chaos invites readers to ponder life's chaos and find meaning within it.
Dive into The Sky Over Chaos, a captivating collection of short stories that explores the human condition through a lens of raw emotion, resilience, and unexpected twists. This anthology weaves nine distinct tales, each a poignant exploration of life's challenges and triumphs. From the heart-wrenching loss of a family in "Three Days" to the disorienting unraveling of reality in "Turn and Face the Change, " McDowell's storytelling grips readers with its vivid imagery and psychological depth.
"Three Hours and Thirteen Minutes" thrusts us into a perilous sea adventure, while "Over the Bar" unveils the chaotic beauty of a bartender's orchestrated drama. Poetic and philosophical, "What Does the River Say?" offers a meditative reflection on movement and purpose, contrasting with the introspective struggles of aging in "Ten More Days." McDowell, an acclaimed author, brings his diverse background to these narratives, blending historical nuance with contemporary relevance.
His previous works, including To and Fro Upon the Earth and Onesimus, showcase his mastery of literary and historical fiction, a skill that shines in this collection. Perfect for fans of thought-provoking short stories, The Sky Over Chaos invites readers to ponder life's chaos and find meaning within it.
"Three Hours and Thirteen Minutes" thrusts us into a perilous sea adventure, while "Over the Bar" unveils the chaotic beauty of a bartender's orchestrated drama. Poetic and philosophical, "What Does the River Say?" offers a meditative reflection on movement and purpose, contrasting with the introspective struggles of aging in "Ten More Days." McDowell, an acclaimed author, brings his diverse background to these narratives, blending historical nuance with contemporary relevance.
His previous works, including To and Fro Upon the Earth and Onesimus, showcase his mastery of literary and historical fiction, a skill that shines in this collection. Perfect for fans of thought-provoking short stories, The Sky Over Chaos invites readers to ponder life's chaos and find meaning within it.
