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ID: 711964
Title: Rotting Man Goes to Town: And conversations with John Manning
Author: Shawn Irvin Manning
Narrator: Elijah Zak Ian Mckenzie
Format: Unabridged
Length: 13:25:35
Language: English
Release date: 09-12-23
Publisher: Findaway Voices
Genres: Biography & Memoir
Summary:
Rotting Man Goes to Town deals with an adult relationship; which is in deep trauma from the outset of the story. Its technique is predominately dual narration, going from him to her vantage points. There are two sides to every story. Some of the language is hard-hitting, with angry scenes or mindsets, including some swearing. Political incorrectness exists in parts. The emotions are raw. It is a compelling and authentic read. It begins badly. How will it end?
The initial setting is in America, with flashbacks to Britain, meant to counter the: hurt, sadness and anger, by the use of the device of injecting past comedic episodes. Levity and tragedy are seen in animal antics. Thus, the humorous scenes are meant to bring a balance to the novel overall.
With the exception of the animals names, which remain true, all human names have been changed.
Contact: [email protected]
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By hotaudiobook.comListen to this audiobook in full for free on https://hotaudiobook.com/free
ID: 711964
Title: Rotting Man Goes to Town: And conversations with John Manning
Author: Shawn Irvin Manning
Narrator: Elijah Zak Ian Mckenzie
Format: Unabridged
Length: 13:25:35
Language: English
Release date: 09-12-23
Publisher: Findaway Voices
Genres: Biography & Memoir
Summary:
Rotting Man Goes to Town deals with an adult relationship; which is in deep trauma from the outset of the story. Its technique is predominately dual narration, going from him to her vantage points. There are two sides to every story. Some of the language is hard-hitting, with angry scenes or mindsets, including some swearing. Political incorrectness exists in parts. The emotions are raw. It is a compelling and authentic read. It begins badly. How will it end?
The initial setting is in America, with flashbacks to Britain, meant to counter the: hurt, sadness and anger, by the use of the device of injecting past comedic episodes. Levity and tragedy are seen in animal antics. Thus, the humorous scenes are meant to bring a balance to the novel overall.
With the exception of the animals names, which remain true, all human names have been changed.
Contact: [email protected]