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Sitting at his father's desk Bill stumbled from one emotion to another. He sifted through papers that held no meaning for him; and others that brought back memories of times past, times that now would never return. His father had died. The painfully tedious task of wading through the collection of documents and mementos filed away had fallen on the only son's shoulders. Amongst this repository of his father's life, Bill found a large manila envelope with a diary inside. It contained the daily dialogues and musings of his father with himself, and with fellow workers of the banana plantation in…mehr

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Sitting at his father's desk Bill stumbled from one emotion to another. He sifted through papers that held no meaning for him; and others that brought back memories of times past, times that now would never return. His father had died. The painfully tedious task of wading through the collection of documents and mementos filed away had fallen on the only son's shoulders. Amongst this repository of his father's life, Bill found a large manila envelope with a diary inside. It contained the daily dialogues and musings of his father with himself, and with fellow workers of the banana plantation in a Latin American country where he was employed as an agronomist. Forming the written characters into speech, the son could hear his father's voice, making his death seem unreal and unacceptable. Some comments were truncated by unexpected interruptions, and others stretched themselves into novel length descriptions of people and places. Delighting in the bittersweet find he held in his hands, one entry stood out. It was a rather cursory comment that abruptly stopped his reading. The words penned only as a passing thought unlocked the captured memories of the son. He saw in the words a detail that would take him to the now abandoned fruit plantation. The comment would lead him to a former work companion of his father. Together, they would search for confirmation of what was in the diary.
Autorenporträt
RCWL resided in Latin America during the eventful 70's and 80's. Upon returning to the U. S., he worked amongst the Spanish speaking communities in seven states for over two decades. He has traveled through Europe, the Orient and presently resides in the southeastern U. S. His having lived through tumultuous political upheaval-on occasion with abundance and at times in jungle hamlets- has forged the characters of his writings. His literary work has been prompted by a desire for novels that feature neither gratuitous violence, nor titillating sexual escapades to hold the reader's attention. Prior to allowing all of the sand to pass through the hourglass of life, he has turned to writing about individuals who face the consequences of their actions, and in the process learn what really holds value. Email- Bob@intendedacceleration.com