Yesterday's River - Couverture souple

Mcdevitt, Sean

 
9781493799244: Yesterday's River

Synopsis

The year is 1992... or is it 1979?It s a connection you never want to lose: those childhood friendships that meant everything to you as you were growing up. It s a bond that only a child can understand, simply because they haven t grown up yet.YESTERDAY S RIVER is an adult author s journey into the wilderness of his own childhood, where friendships actually meant something and brothers looked out for each other. As he consults his muse, the writer s mind wanders back to a time when the Mojave River of his hometown offered a path to follow- but because it s an unpredictable and unreliable river of the desert, there is no way to smoothly navigate its course. The result is a childhood washed away by memories of the future. "Pain and loss are universal. The human heart and mind will do amazing things to try and deal with them." YESTERDAY S RIVER -a powerful new novel by author Sean McDevitt- is a parable on resilience, as seen through the eyes of a young boy- and yet it can be appreciated by anyone.

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À propos de l'auteur

Sean McDevitt is a videographer, award-winning actor, and self-published author. Prior to YESTERDAY'S RIVER, his full-length novel "CALL ME ISMAY" was released April 15th, 2013- meant to coincide with the 101st anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic. His crime fiction novella, "THE WIZARD MURDERS," was released March 20th, 2012. He is also the author of "THE VELVET SOFA," a short story set in the 1940s involving deceit, lies, murder -and a ratty old sofa. It was based upon a never-before-published story written by the author's late father, Dr. Steven J. McDevitt. He is also the author of THE MAN WITH THE SEPTEMBER FACE, and IN THESE PIECES.

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