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All You See Is Light - Couverture souple

Livre 2 sur 4: Bridge of Eternity

Davis, Jerry J.

 
9781517341923: All You See Is Light

Synopsis

It’s 1977, and Tom Harrison is seventeen, orphaned, and currently residing in a state of clinical indifference. After his parents' fatal and embarrassingly naked plane crash, he is shipped off to the California coast to live with relatives who treat swingers’ parties like a civic duty. Tom spends his days driving a ‘68 Camaro he’s afraid of and talking to a grasshopper that might be a ghost.

In Cameron Cove, the lines between reality and the supernatural are as blurred as a long-exposure photograph. Between a photography-obsessed girl who stands over six-feet-tall, a rich classmate who might be a literal Muse, and a 19th-century namesake who died at Tom's exact age, Tom discovers that his grief isn't a problem to be solved—it's a gateway.

All You See is Light is a darkly humorous, heartfelt exploration of the architecture of loss. It is a story for anyone who has ever felt like a ghost in their own life, featuring a 1970s backdrop where the disco is loud, the absinthe is illegal, and the truth is much stranger than the light.

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À propos de l'auteur

Jerry J. Davis is a Scorpio with his moon in Scorpio, which means he's a Double Scorpio. To make matters worse, when he was a toddler in Douglas, Arizona, way back in the 60’s, he was stung by a scorpion. It was a radioactive scorpion, too, which is why he now has super powers. Okay, he made that part up. But he is a Double Scorpio who’s been stung by a scorpion. By all rights that should make him a superhero named “The Scorpion” but unfortunately, no. He just writes quirky science fiction and fantasy stories often involving gods and goddesses, the true nature of reality, and more often than not, beer.

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