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KENNY - Camillo, John
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KENNY IS A RARE HUMAN BEING, SUPER INTELLIGENT AND PHYSICALLY GIFTED... Where it is earned, his loyalty is total. His journey is bleak and often painful to experience alone. His purpose is unclear and his devotion to others is obvious. Kenny is a man of modest desire and strong convictions and both serve him in greatness and in bleakness... Through a tale of humanness, Kenny finds his story and walks the path he has been given and when confronted with choices, he makes those he feel best and may often find them to be wrong but with good reasons... Kenny loves, fears, desires, aspires and…mehr

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KENNY IS A RARE HUMAN BEING, SUPER INTELLIGENT AND PHYSICALLY GIFTED... Where it is earned, his loyalty is total. His journey is bleak and often painful to experience alone. His purpose is unclear and his devotion to others is obvious. Kenny is a man of modest desire and strong convictions and both serve him in greatness and in bleakness... Through a tale of humanness, Kenny finds his story and walks the path he has been given and when confronted with choices, he makes those he feel best and may often find them to be wrong but with good reasons... Kenny loves, fears, desires, aspires and delivers all in the simple process of taking one breath after another...one day after another... He finds comfort in friends and as the fates bring them skimming stones on a clear lake, they toss them to skip across the glass water, skimming till they run out of energy and sink. Each ghost disappears from within when a stone sinks. A metaphor for all effort - wasted in the end... "A dark and disturbing tale of life and death in the purest forms; a philosophical journey that one comes out of with greater thought and stronger knowing...a masterful prose..." Francis, Indiebook reviewer
Autorenporträt
It was always going to happen but it took a while for John Camillo to take up the craft seriously. Free at last to test himself in the crucible of moulded inspiration, his first work was a collection of poems, 'Tangled Twine', followed by his first novel, 'Bullseye', then an adaptation of Coleridge's 'Rime of the Ancient Mariner'. His learning curve is steep, benefits obvious in improved editing skills and story crafting. He is driven by the idea the more he writes, the sharper his skills become.