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Voices in My Head
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Voices in My Head

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In The Magic of Murder, Susan Lynn Solomon let readers laugh at the antics of an albino cat and a witch. Now, in nine short tales she takes a serious look at relationships and their impact on characters who confront their pasts. A young soldier returns, changed by his war. A young British girl faces the people of her town after parental abuse. An older man who as a teenager fled his hometown, returns when his childhood girlfriend begs a favor. A radical of the ‘70s leaves the cemetery after her mother’s funeral, searching for where her life will lead. In these stories and five others, Solomon explores the persistence of memory and the promise of hope.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Solstice Publishing
Date
25 May 2016
Pages
198
ISBN
9781625263773

In The Magic of Murder, Susan Lynn Solomon let readers laugh at the antics of an albino cat and a witch. Now, in nine short tales she takes a serious look at relationships and their impact on characters who confront their pasts. A young soldier returns, changed by his war. A young British girl faces the people of her town after parental abuse. An older man who as a teenager fled his hometown, returns when his childhood girlfriend begs a favor. A radical of the ‘70s leaves the cemetery after her mother’s funeral, searching for where her life will lead. In these stories and five others, Solomon explores the persistence of memory and the promise of hope.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Solstice Publishing
Date
25 May 2016
Pages
198
ISBN
9781625263773