Sunrise on Moonville - Mason, Ben
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Henry Peterkin, 30, has recently moved into his parents' house in Moonville while they're away on a church mission in the Philippines. In this rural, sleepy setting, he plans to focus on his oft talked-about but never produced poetry and painting, to serve as feudal lord and purveyor of beauty to the "uncivilized" cast of characters who surround him. However, the more his sense of noblesse oblige tugs at him, the more he watches these people through the eyes of the high-minded patron, the more he fights with the rift between art as concept and art as entity. Through sparse and experimental…mehr

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Henry Peterkin, 30, has recently moved into his parents' house in Moonville while they're away on a church mission in the Philippines. In this rural, sleepy setting, he plans to focus on his oft talked-about but never produced poetry and painting, to serve as feudal lord and purveyor of beauty to the "uncivilized" cast of characters who surround him. However, the more his sense of noblesse oblige tugs at him, the more he watches these people through the eyes of the high-minded patron, the more he fights with the rift between art as concept and art as entity. Through sparse and experimental narrative reminiscent of Charles Bukowski and J.P. Donleavy, Peterkin relates his struggles with oral hygiene, the Baptist church, a ruthless group of Japanese students, a cannibal housekeeper and the volatile, born-again dentist with whom he is infatuated--struggles that lead to the book's conclusion, the bizarre baptism that takes place as the sun rises on Moonville.
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Autorenporträt
Ben Mason is an entrepreneur who founded a moving company after his record deal and rock band touring days ended. He's the father of two adult sons, and lives in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, on sacred land that was the site of a 3,000 year old Native American village. He's an artist and a songwriter who won the grand prize in the Mid -Atlantic Song Contest and took third place in American Songwriter Magazine's January/February 2023 lyric contest. His music has appeared on national television, in films and internationally released documentaries. Sex, Trucks and Rock 'n Roll: A Spiritual Journey is a memoir that took a lifetime to complete.