Red Rock Road, Light Blue Sea - Gray, Nowick
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Romantic honeymoon or midlife crisis? Wilson and Noella trek the wild backcountry and shores of Spain and Portugal, balancing bliss and burnout. Their postmodern pilgrimage to the enchanted island of Formentera tilts at windmills of fabled palaces, descends into inner child wells. The walking tour gives occasion to reflect on imperial history's passing, in the light of the raw beauty left behind. In the crucible of their creative retreat, Wilson and Noella challenge each other to discover the most of who they can be, in their personal fulfillment and for each other. Rich with "delicious…mehr

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Romantic honeymoon or midlife crisis? Wilson and Noella trek the wild backcountry and shores of Spain and Portugal, balancing bliss and burnout. Their postmodern pilgrimage to the enchanted island of Formentera tilts at windmills of fabled palaces, descends into inner child wells. The walking tour gives occasion to reflect on imperial history's passing, in the light of the raw beauty left behind. In the crucible of their creative retreat, Wilson and Noella challenge each other to discover the most of who they can be, in their personal fulfillment and for each other. Rich with "delicious language, idiom, and description," this nonfiction novel blends flavors of The Camino and Eat, Pray, Love; draws on the insights of The Artist's Way and The Mayan Oracle; evokes the thoughtful prose of Bruce Chatwin and Iris Murdoch. Pick up your copy today by clicking the Buy Now button at the top of this page.
Autorenporträt
Nowick Gray has published an eclectic range of fiction and nonfiction in both short and long forms. Most recent is a literate mystery of the Canadian North, Hunter's Daughter (Five Rivers, 2015). His writing has appeared in numerous print periodicals and anthologies, including Numero Cinq, Cream City Review, CV2, elephant journal, Friends Journal, Fugue, Inside Essays 2, Natural Life News, NeWest Review, Probe Post, and the San Francisco Chronicle. Nowick works as a freelance copyeditor and makes his home in Victoria, BC, often travelling to warmer locations in winter. His travel blog appears at http://nowickgray.blogspot.com - or visit Nowick's website at http://nowickgray.com