The Consequence of Skating - Gillis, Steven
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Fiction. Gillis as only Gillis can: the politics of love, human action as theater, and the dreams we dream and chase forever. THE CONSEQUENCE OF SKATING, Gillis' fourth novel, blends politics, drama, ice skating, mountain climbing, the music industry and world affairs--not to mention artificial intelligence and G.O.D.--to create an inimitable tour de force. Centering on Mickey Greene, an actor who has fallen from grace, the novel follows Mick as he maneuvers through a series of adventures that set him on a course of reconstructing his life in a way he never before imagined.

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Fiction. Gillis as only Gillis can: the politics of love, human action as theater, and the dreams we dream and chase forever. THE CONSEQUENCE OF SKATING, Gillis' fourth novel, blends politics, drama, ice skating, mountain climbing, the music industry and world affairs--not to mention artificial intelligence and G.O.D.--to create an inimitable tour de force. Centering on Mickey Greene, an actor who has fallen from grace, the novel follows Mick as he maneuvers through a series of adventures that set him on a course of reconstructing his life in a way he never before imagined.
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Steven Gillis is the author of the novels Walter Falls and The Weight of Nothing, both finalists for the Independent Publishers Book of the Year and ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year 2003 and 2005. Steve's third novel is TEMPORARY PEOPLE (Black Lawrence Press, 2008), and his fourth is THE CONSEQUENCE OF SKATING (Black Lawrence Press, 2010). Steve's stories, articles and book reviews have appeared in over three dozen journals. A 6- time Pushcart nominee and 4-time Best Of. Notable Stories nominee, a collection of Steve's stories, Giraffes, was published in February 2007. A member of the Ann Arbor Book Festival Board of Directors and a finalist for the 2007 Ann Arbor News Citizen of the Year, Steve teaches writing at Eastern Michigan University and is the founder of 826 Michigan and the co-founder of Dzanc Books in partnership with Dan Wickett. All proceeds from Steve's writing goes to Dzanc.