The Corruption of Zachary R. - Softcover

Richardson, Dr Douglas

 
9780984242412: The Corruption of Zachary R.

Synopsis

Madmen are not born mad. They are driven mad. Terrible events corrupt them and lead their minds into alternate realities, alternate worlds. The Corruption of Zachary R. is about such a man. Raised by a neurotic mother tortured by vicious nightmares, and an emotionally distant, chess-obsessed father, Zachary R. sets off on his own after high school. He meets a girl in his apartment building and has a daughter with her. Forced to contend with betrayal and the mounting tragedies in his life, and compelled to accept his failed dreams, single parenthood, and a mundane job, Zachary R. succumbs to insanity. His daughter is left alone. What does her future hold? What will become of her father?

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About the Author

Peter Richardson is Emeritus Professor of the University of Toronto in the Department for the Study of Religion. His books include "Building Jewish in the Roman East and Herod: King of the Jews and Friend of the Romans,"

Douglas Richardson is Emeritus Professor of the University of Toronto in the Department of Fine Art. His books include "The Open Gate: Toronto Union Station"; "Ontario Towns"; and "A Not Unsightly Building: University College and Its History,"

John de Visser has over 50 books to his credit. A member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts, he was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Canadian Association of Photographers and Illustrators in Communications.

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