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Tilde
Tilde is the story of a sensitive young artist coming of age during the Great Depression. She is also bi-polar at a time when there was little understanding of, and no treatment for the condition.
It’s the era of the Charleston and the Lindy Hop; of Al Capone and Prohibition; of Greta Garbo and Charles Lindbergh; of bank failures and Hoovervilles. It’s a story of lives destroyed, and of hopes that rise from the ashes.
It’s the era of the Charleston and the Lindy Hop; of Al Capone and Prohibition; of Greta Garbo and Charles Lindbergh; of bank failures and Hoovervilles. It’s a story of lives destroyed, and of hopes that rise from the ashes.
370 pages, Paperback
First published September 20, 2010
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