What is family and what is a home? The answers are as varied as the characters of The Home. In the mid 1950s, teenage culture emerges, rock 'n roll arrives, and Walt, a naive, introverted thirteen-year old, enters an institution for children of working mothers and foster home transfers. The dormitory environment accelerates the adolescent development of the residents and exaggerates their social interactions as group loyalty challenges individual integrity. Walt adapts and survives in a semi-isolated world of triumphs and tragedies, including communal retaliation, sexual awakening, junior high…mehr
What is family and what is a home? The answers are as varied as the characters of The Home. In the mid 1950s, teenage culture emerges, rock 'n roll arrives, and Walt, a naive, introverted thirteen-year old, enters an institution for children of working mothers and foster home transfers. The dormitory environment accelerates the adolescent development of the residents and exaggerates their social interactions as group loyalty challenges individual integrity. Walt adapts and survives in a semi-isolated world of triumphs and tragedies, including communal retaliation, sexual awakening, junior high exploits, and a growing awareness of a nostalgic-laden future.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
L. WADE POWERS has published five previous novels-The Home (2019), The Party House (2019), New Albion Sunset (2020), The Sagebrush Hotel Tontine (2021), SurrogaCity (2022), and four collections of short fiction, Falling in Love and Other Misadventures (2019), Confronting the Boundaries (2020), The Gristmill Mistress (2023), and The Time Bubble and Other Distortions of Reality (2024). A retired professor of natural sciences, Larry lives in Eastern Oregon. He is a member of the Northwest Independent Writers Association (NIWA).For further information about the author and his works, please visit his website atwww.lwadepowers.com
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