What's Love Got to Do With It? - Lundquist, Steven
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A world of love, a world of death, a world of insanity. These four stories are distinctly different from each other in tone and substance, but is love the defining factor? What would happen if we refuse to accept defeat, even in death? Would the spirit of love carry us forward? And if we could somehow find the courage to move forward, would love never die? The four stories, together, encompass a wide range of life and death experiences, as different from one another as night from day. And yet, a similarity exists within the protagonists of each story: an overwhelming loss of hope. Perhaps…mehr

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A world of love, a world of death, a world of insanity. These four stories are distinctly different from each other in tone and substance, but is love the defining factor? What would happen if we refuse to accept defeat, even in death? Would the spirit of love carry us forward? And if we could somehow find the courage to move forward, would love never die? The four stories, together, encompass a wide range of life and death experiences, as different from one another as night from day. And yet, a similarity exists within the protagonists of each story: an overwhelming loss of hope. Perhaps they'll each discover, as we all must at some point in our lives, that a new beginning is simply the resurrection of hope; and that love, indeed, has everything to do with it.
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Steven is originally from Washington state. For several years he performed as a musician, then moved over to the cruise industry, where he worked for twenty-three years as a cruise director, lecturer, and art director. After retiring from the cruise ships, he moved to Las Vegas, where he worked for several years as a gallery director on the Las Vegas strip. Now, in his senior years, he enjoys working as a gallery director for a new art gallery on Cannery Row in Monterey, California.