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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In the 1940s, young George is destined for stardom when he is offered the lead role in the original motion picture, Huckleberry Finn. His father, a religious fundamentalist, puts an end to his dream, declaring movies as "sinful."Shortly after, based on a true story, the George's parents mysteriously disappear. Their ultra-traditional aunt tries to take both him and his younger brother Oscar in. Still reeling from the recent events, they are unable to adapt to a life of being bound to rigid, strict, unyielding expectations.They decide to run away, surviving alone, on the streets of Stockton. Decades later, when George dies under mysterious circumstances, his daughter Elena finds herself face to face with Oscar, his only living relative; an uncle she has never met.The eulogy he delivers detonates, tearing open a silence forged decades ago and left behind like a scorched shell. Off-script and unfiltered, Oscar reopens wounds and heals others in the same breath.Heavy Metal is a Sin begins in rural America's postwar factories, where Hollywood dreams and promiscuity collide with poverty and hard labor. It moves through homelessness and the crucible of the Vietnam war. In a world heavy with welding torches, religious fundamentalism, and moral doubt, sparks fly. Loyalties are tested. Dancing is the devil's work. The flames of loss burn hotter than any metal."An effective exploration of what it means to lose a loved one." - Kirkus Reviews"A definite five star plus. Enlightening and inspirational +" - Reedsy Discovery"I read this, I loved it, and I am promoting it within the system." - Head of Adult Services at a branch location within the San Diego Public Library system"Original, exceptional, emotionally engaging and intellectually absorbing, 'Heavy Metal is a Sin' is an inherently fascinating read from start to finish. The author's genuine flair for the kind of deftly crafted and narrative driven storytelling style raises 'Heavy Metal is a Sin' to an impressive level of literary excellence." - Midwest Book Review, July 2026Featured in the July 2026 Small Press edition of Library BookwatchPart of the permanent collection of the California State Library Heavy Metal is a Sin is a novel of brotherhood, families, grief, communities that fail us, and those that pull us from the fire. It honors the quiet dignity of welding sparks and the louder fight for truth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - When Elena's father dies under mysterious circumstances at a young age, she meets his brother for the first time at the funeral. His unfiltered eulogy rips open a silence that has lasted for decades. Sparks fly. The result is a rich story of abandonment, brotherhood, and survival.Set in rural postwar America, based on a true story, Heavy Metal is a Sin follows two boys raised amid collapsed levees, promiscuity, welding torches, fire-and-brimstone sermons, and forgotten Hollywood dreams. As they navigate factory floors, homelessness, and the crucible of the Vietnam war, their loyalty and moral compasses are put to the test.This intergenerational novel explores the weight of legacy and the quiet strength of those left behind. It captures the family devotion of Pachinko, the historical breadth of Outlander, and the emotional gravity of Homegoing.A story of families, communities, and steel-forged resilience. Some stories demand to be told. This one refused to stay buried.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. When Elena's father dies under mysterious circumstances at a young age, she meets his brother for the first time at the funeral. His unfiltered eulogy rips open a silence that has lasted for decades. Sparks fly. The result is a rich story of abandonment, brotherhood, and survival.Set in rural postwar America, based on a true story, Heavy Metal is a Sin follows two boys raised amid collapsed levees, promiscuity, welding torches, fire-and-brimstone sermons, and forgotten Hollywood dreams. As they navigate factory floors, homelessness, and the crucible of the Vietnam war, their loyalty and moral compasses are put to the test.This intergenerational novel explores the weight of legacy and the quiet strength of those left behind. It captures the family devotion of Pachinko, the historical breadth of Outlander, and the emotional gravity of Homegoing.A story of families, communities, and steel-forged resilience. Some stories demand to be told. This one refused to stay buried. Heavy Metal is a Sin is a novel of brotherhood, families, grief, communities that fail us, and those that pull us from the fire. It honors the quiet dignity of welding sparks and the louder fight for truth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Tour Guide is a quietly powerful literary novel rooted in truth, based on a true story of survival, silence, and succession in postcolonial Peru.A story of deception, reckoning, death, reunion, and the unbearable weight of what a single life can contain.A child is born in secret, his presence unacknowledged, his origin obscured by silence. Those with power conceal what they do not want to answer for.Those without it learn to speak without words. Yet, from the convent corridors of Yungay to the highest hacienda on the hill, decisions are made without them. A girl is hidden. A baby disappears. No one signs a ledger. No one asks the right questions.Set against the real-life devastation of the 1970 Ancash earthquake and avalanche, the novel follows Santiago, a Peruvian orphan raised in a shadow of secrets he doesn't know he carries, as he searches for meaning, belonging, and the thread of identity across continents and decades.What unfolds is a different kind of inheritance. A path that leads to San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. The tour guide recounts his tale not as memory, but as something more ominous. It has waited. It is coming.At once intimate and sweeping, The Tour Guide is a literary work of emotional archaeology. This incredible journey was casually shared with the author in a quiet café, entrusted across time and memory, and shaped into a work meant to endure.'A complex and appealingly lucid account of one man's deeply troubled past.' - Kirkus Reviews.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Sofie has been married for decades.For most of those years, she has lived alone inside that marriage.Raised in a working-class neighborhood of Copenhagen, Sofie never imagined the life she would enter when she married into one of Denmark's most powerful families. Embassy galas. Luxury hotels. Political dinners. A world of quiet codes and inherited influence.But long before the public life settles around her, a single tragic event reshapes everything. What follows is not a dramatic collapse, but something slower and more dangerous: silence, distance, and the steady loss of herself in rooms where she must remain composed.From Copenhagen to Madrid to New York, Sofie moves through beautiful spaces while her private world narrows. The marriage that elevates her also isolates her. The family that claims her offers status but not safety. What sparkles carries an undertow. What looks like success can feel like exile.Elsewhere Is a Place in Central Park is a psychologically intimate novel about the cost of crossing thresholds that cannot be uncrossed. It asks what happens when belonging requires endurance, and whether a life can be reclaimed after it has quietly drifted away.Based on a true story, this is a novel about proximity without closeness, about the unseen turning points that shape a life, and about the quiet courage required to face them.'Original, exceptional, and an fascinating read from cover to cover, Tate has raised her entertaining and thought-provoking novel to an impressive level of literary excellence. While an especially and unreservedly recommended pick for community and college/university library Contemporary American Literary Fiction collections, it should be noted for personal reading lists that the hardcover edition of 'Elsewhere Is a Place in Central Park' from ECS Publishing is also available in a paperback book format.' - Midwest Book Review 366 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In the 1940s, young George is destined for stardom when he is offered the lead role in the original motion picture, Huckleberry Finn. His father, a religious fundamentalist, puts an end to his dream, declaring movies as 'sinful.'Shortly after, based on a true story, the George's parents mysteriously disappear. Their ultra-traditional aunt tries to take both him and his younger brother Oscar in. Still reeling from the recent events, they are unable to adapt to a life of being bound to rigid, strict, unyielding expectations.They decide to run away, surviving alone, on the streets of Stockton. Decades later, when George dies under mysterious circumstances, his daughter Elena finds herself face to face with Oscar, his only living relative; an uncle she has never met.The eulogy he delivers detonates, tearing open a silence forged decades ago and left behind like a scorched shell. Off-script and unfiltered, Oscar reopens wounds and heals others in the same breath.Heavy Metal is a Sin begins in rural America's postwar factories, where Hollywood dreams and promiscuity collide with poverty and hard labor. It moves through homelessness and the crucible of the Vietnam war. In a world heavy with welding torches, religious fundamentalism, and moral doubt, sparks fly. Loyalties are tested. Dancing is the devil's work. The flames of loss burn hotter than any metal.'An effective exploration of what it means to lose a loved one.' - Kirkus Reviews'A definite five star plus. Enlightening and inspirational +' - Reedsy Discovery'I read this, I loved it, and I am promoting it within the system.' - Head of Adult Services at a branch location within the San Diego Public Library system'Original, exceptional, emotionally engaging and intellectually absorbing, 'Heavy Metal is a Sin' is an inherently fascinating read from start to finish. The author's genuine flair for the kind of deftly crafted and narrative driven storytelling style raises 'Heavy Metal is a Sin' to an impressive level of literary excellence.' - Midwest Book Review, July 2026Featured in the July 2026 Small Press edition of Library BookwatchPart of the permanent collection of the California State Library. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. When Elena's father dies under mysterious circumstances, she finds herself face to face with his only living relative; an uncle she has never met.The eulogy he delivers detonates, tearing open a silence forged decades ago and left behind like a scorched shell. Off-script and unfiltered, he reopens wounds and heals others in the same breath.Heavy Metal is a Sin begins in rural America's postwar factories, where Hollywood dreams and promiscuity collide with poverty and hard labor. It moves through homelessness and the crucible of the Vietnam war. In a world heavy with welding torches, religious fundamentalism, and moral doubt, sparks fly. Loyalties are tested. Dancing is the devil's work. The flames of loss burn hotter than any metal."An effective exploration of what it means to lose a loved one." - Kirkus Reviews Heavy Metal is a Sin is a novel of brotherhood, families, grief, communities that fail us, and those that pull us from the fire. It honors the quiet dignity of welding sparks and the louder fight for truth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Sofie has been married for decades.For most of those years, she has lived alone inside that marriage.Raised in a working-class neighborhood of Copenhagen, Sofie never imagined the life she would enter when she married into one of Denmark's most powerful families. Embassy galas. Luxury hotels. Political dinners. A world of quiet codes and inherited influence.But long before the public life settles around her, a single tragic event reshapes everything. What follows is not a dramatic collapse, but something slower and more dangerous: silence, distance, and the steady loss of herself in rooms where she must remain composed.From Copenhagen to Madrid to New York, Sofie moves through beautiful spaces while her private world narrows. The marriage that elevates her also isolates her. The family that claims her offers status but not safety. What sparkles carries an undertow. What looks like success can feel like exile.Elsewhere Is a Place in Central Park is a psychologically intimate novel about the cost of crossing thresholds that cannot be uncrossed. It asks what happens when belonging requires endurance, and whether a life can be reclaimed after it has quietly drifted away.Based on a true story, this is a novel about proximity without closeness, about the unseen turning points that shape a life, and about the quiet courage required to face them."Original, exceptional, and an fascinating read from cover to cover, Tate has raised her entertaining and thought-provoking novel to an impressive level of literary excellence. While an especially and unreservedly recommended pick for community and college/university library Contemporary American Literary Fiction collections, it should be noted for personal reading lists that the hardcover edition of 'Elsewhere Is a Place in Central Park' from ECS Publishing is also available in a paperback book format." - Midwest Book Review From embassy galas to luxury hotels, from Copenhagen to Madrid to New York, what sparkles carries its own undertow. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Proxy Condition is a landmark work that challenges the architecture of digital life itself. With clarity and force, it reveals how we have come to inhabit a world designed around proxies; stand-ins for attention, presence, emotion, and even identity. These proxies interact, multiply, accelerate, and begin to shape who we think we are, sometimes obscuring truth. We live in two places at once. One is physical. The other is constructed by the systems we interact with.Drawing from philosophy, cognitive science, design theory, social psychology, epistemology, and system logic, this book names the invisible structures that govern our time and behavior. The book traces the evolution of presence as a system requirement, no longer defined by proximity or intention. What shapes reality now is influence, and what is influenced shapes reality.The Proxy Condition gives readers language for what they've been feeling but couldn't name, establishing a realistic framework for navigating it with integrity.This is the foundational text for a new paradigm in human-digital relations. The Proxy Condition is both analysis and artifact, responsible and fearless in its approach.'Tate explains the proxy condition as a state in which 'the self is constituted across two incompatible systems (digital and physical, algorithmic and embodied) that do not share a unified frame for recognition. Readers will come to fully appreciate how 'Digital behaviors are not isolated, singular actions.' The author effectively introduces terms like recursivity to help navigate the finer points, and visual aids illustrate how the world has gotten to its present state. The book provides a nuanced lens through which readers can consider the ubiquity of the modern internet.A well-paced investigation into the lasting effects of digital culture.'- Kirkus Reviews'A sharp, cerebral examination of how digital culture reshapes identity and presence.' - Publishers Weekly/BookLife'An original, iconoclastic, seminal, groundbreaking and meticulous study' - John Taylor, Midwest Book ReviewsFeatured in the June 2026 issue of Library BookwatchPart of the permanent collection of the Illinois State Library.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Sofie has been married for decades.For most of those years, she has lived alone inside that marriage.Raised in a working-class neighborhood of Copenhagen, Sofie never imagined the life she would enter when she married into one of Denmark's most powerful families. Embassy galas. Luxury hotels. Political dinners. A world of quiet codes and inherited influence.But long before the public life settles around her, a single tragic event reshapes everything. What follows is not a dramatic collapse, but something slower and more dangerous: silence, distance, and the steady loss of herself in rooms where she must remain composed.From Copenhagen to Madrid to New York, Sofie moves through beautiful spaces while her private world narrows. The marriage that elevates her also isolates her. The family that claims her offers status but not safety. What sparkles carries an undertow. What looks like success can feel like exile.Elsewhere Is a Place in Central Park is a psychologically intimate novel about the cost of crossing thresholds that cannot be uncrossed. It asks what happens when belonging requires endurance, and whether a life can be reclaimed after it has quietly drifted away.Based on a true story, this is a novel about proximity without closeness, about the unseen turning points that shape a life, and about the quiet courage required to face them.'Original, exceptional, and an fascinating read from cover to cover, Tate has raised her entertaining and thought-provoking novel to an impressive level of literary excellence. While an especially and unreservedly recommended pick for community and college/university library Contemporary American Literary Fiction collections, it should be noted for personal reading lists that the hardcover edition of 'Elsewhere Is a Place in Central Park' from ECS Publishing is also available in a paperback book format.' - Midwest Book Review.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Heavy Metal is a Sin | Based on a True Story | Harrison Rose Tate | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | ECS | EAN 9798998773761 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.