Portrait of a Rainbow as a Young Man - Crawshaw, Todd
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During a snow flurry the week before Christmas, a young girl gives a blanket to a homeless man living on the streets, a simple gift that ends up saving both of their lives. A shy young boy is struck by lightning after witnessing a rainbow on Christmas morning and survives but is scarred physically and transformed spiritually. Portrait of a Rainbow as a Young Man (aka Doberman's Angel) is a tale of two stories intertwined, chronicling lives of chaos and serendipity, adversity and creativity, misfortune and fortitude. The novel is a literary fable. The title is a symbolic metaphor for a portrait…mehr

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During a snow flurry the week before Christmas, a young girl gives a blanket to a homeless man living on the streets, a simple gift that ends up saving both of their lives. A shy young boy is struck by lightning after witnessing a rainbow on Christmas morning and survives but is scarred physically and transformed spiritually. Portrait of a Rainbow as a Young Man (aka Doberman's Angel) is a tale of two stories intertwined, chronicling lives of chaos and serendipity, adversity and creativity, misfortune and fortitude. The novel is a literary fable. The title is a symbolic metaphor for a portrait of a transformation - an inspiration - a mercurial vision of hope. "Not all gifts are wrapped in a box. Some gifts are just being present. Being there when it matters."
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Autorenporträt
The author of several books, Todd's novels include The Center's Edge Revisited, Portrait of a Rainbow as a Young Man, God, Sex & Psychosis, Heretofore, and Exploits of the Satyr. He has also published a stage play called Amulet, two screenplays (Liability & Retreat), Naked Lies and the Truth (short stories), and a hybrid genre of poetry and short story, entitled Light-Years in the Dark: StoryPoems.www.ToddCrawshaw.com