Raymond St. Elmo
"Stations of the Angels"
This is a vaguely 'YA' magic-realism novel inspired by Italo Calvino's 'Invisible Cities', Louis Sachar's 'Wayside Stories' and the Spoon River Poems'.
That might seem a bizarre mix; but consider. Each is composed of small, humorous, self-contained stories of a few pages, describing some scene, some life, some imaginary place.
But the total creates a story with a narrative clear as any regular novel.
It's a challenge; but it is fun to write.
"Stations of the Angels"
This is a vaguely 'YA' magic-realism novel inspired by Italo Calvino's 'Invisible Cities', Louis Sachar's 'Wayside Stories' and the Spoon River Poems'.
That might seem a bizarre mix; but consider. Each is composed of small, humorous, self-contained stories of a few pages, describing some scene, some life, some imaginary place.
But the total creates a story with a narrative clear as any regular novel.
It's a challenge; but it is fun to write.
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Is there a compilation of the excerpts from the manuscript, perhaps even a complete one?
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