Most of these 50 " short insights and fiction flights" as they are called were culled from the author's 25 years as a columnist for the Mariner newspaper chain. Truthfully, they are nothing like any newspaper columns you've ever seen, some of them purporting to be letters from Heaven, others imaginary flights of fiction, as well as insightful essays and celebrations of fatherhood, life, and the joys of living by the sea. 50 unique, quirky bursts from the imagination of a writer who often has the last laugh and the sharpest take on life as it unfolds here in America. Sometimes hilarious, often profound, occasionally heartwarming.
This book is an engaging and thought provoking read that captures attention from the very first page. The author does a wonderful job of weaving together interesting ideas, relatable characters, and a strong sense of purpose. The writing is clear, the pacing is smooth, and the themes are meaningful, leaving readers with plenty to reflect on.
Whether you’re reading for entertainment, inspiration, or knowledge, this book offers something valuable. It’s well crafted and enjoyable, making it a great addition to any reader’s collection.
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Stone’s Throw is a delightful and refreshing collection that blends imagination, wit, and heartfelt reflection. Paul Steven Stone moves effortlessly between humor and profundity, offering short pieces that feel both whimsical and deeply observant. From playful fictional flights to touching meditations on fatherhood and life by the sea, each entry carries a distinct voice and thoughtful charm. It’s the kind of book you can savor in small moments, yet its insights linger long after you’ve turned the page.
Stone’s Throw blends quiet wisdom and imaginative fiction, inviting reflection, emotion, and curiosity through concise pieces that linger after reading.