Approaching Wilderness. Six Stories of Dementia (eBook, ePUB) - Twaronite, Gene
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Approaching Wilderness is a collection of six short stories dealing with dementia, originally published in various literary journals. The author was inspired by his late mother's struggles with the disease during her last years. He explores the questions that all family members must eventually face: Where does that beloved person go? What goes on in the secret life of her mind? The stories, filled with humor and compassion, are one man's attempt to understand the tragic heartache of dementia.

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Approaching Wilderness is a collection of six short stories dealing with dementia, originally published in various literary journals. The author was inspired by his late mother's struggles with the disease during her last years. He explores the questions that all family members must eventually face: Where does that beloved person go? What goes on in the secret life of her mind? The stories, filled with humor and compassion, are one man's attempt to understand the tragic heartache of dementia.

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Autorenporträt
GENE TWARONITE is a poet, writer, andauthor of twelve books. Early in his career, he wrote humorous stories for children, some of which were published by Highlights for Children and other magazines. He has always been fascinated by the way fables can weave together truth, wonder, and absurdity in a form appealing to all ages. This is his first fable.