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"Shoes and Other Stories" is a collection - a novella and six short stories: "Madeleine" follows a young man's growing infatuation of a woman who sits next to him in the theater. Each encounter inspires him farther on an eye-opening artistic journey. "Neglect" is an expressionistic look at obsession, the disintegration of dreams and the downward spiral of a marriage. "The Wind Change" An elderly artist in mourning, retraces the happiness of an earlier period as he wanders familar lakes and mountains of the Adirondacks. "Zigzag" An old ragged stranger wanders by a village wineshop and engages…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
"Shoes and Other Stories" is a collection - a novella and six short stories: "Madeleine" follows a young man's growing infatuation of a woman who sits next to him in the theater. Each encounter inspires him farther on an eye-opening artistic journey. "Neglect" is an expressionistic look at obsession, the disintegration of dreams and the downward spiral of a marriage. "The Wind Change" An elderly artist in mourning, retraces the happiness of an earlier period as he wanders familar lakes and mountains of the Adirondacks. "Zigzag" An old ragged stranger wanders by a village wineshop and engages the struggling proprietor in a tale - a long ago amorous adventure in a foreign land. "The Blanket" A man's determination to carry out a promise - transporting his brother's ashes on a voyage under sail, with his two nephews, to a final, sacred resting place. "Out of Season" Four co-workers on a deer hunting weekend in the Adirondacks. The weather is unseasonly warm and rainy, creating boredom and frustration; one member commits a betrayal and suffers a bizarre injury. "Shoes" A novella from two points of view. The life of a village drunk through the eyes of a recovered alcoholic. The story starts in the mid-sixties and follows them into the eighties - explores the social turbulence of the times and the conflict of values based on individual and cultural perspectives.
Autorenporträt
Robert Herrmann is a native of Western New York. He received a Bachelors Degree in English from SUNY @ Buffalo. Presently he resides with his wife in East Aurora, NY. His interests include art, literature and the outdoors.