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- Author: Gaither Stewart
- Publisher: Cyberwit.Net
- ISBN-10: 9388319478
- ISBN-13: 9789388319478
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 0.9 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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-Gaither Stewart regularly writes at the intersection of history, fiction, and his own considerable experience as bothwriter and citizen of the world. This brings a poignancy to his writing, mixed with the very human struggles of self and relationship that frequently occur at historical crucibles such as WWII, the cold war, western imperialism in Mexico and South America - as in this collection of short stories - or the contemporary military chess moves - as in his Europa Trilogy: The Trojan Spy, Lily Pad Roll, and Time of Exile. In Signs of the Time, the reader takes a journey with ordinary people who are each extraordinary in their own way. We see the world through their eyes. This is the gift of Stewart's art and is amply demonstrated in this fine collection of short stories.
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- Author: Gaither Stewart
- Publisher: Cyberwit.Net
- ISBN-10: 9388319478
- ISBN-13: 9789388319478
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 0.9 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
-Gaither Stewart regularly writes at the intersection of history, fiction, and his own considerable experience as bothwriter and citizen of the world. This brings a poignancy to his writing, mixed with the very human struggles of self and relationship that frequently occur at historical crucibles such as WWII, the cold war, western imperialism in Mexico and South America - as in this collection of short stories - or the contemporary military chess moves - as in his Europa Trilogy: The Trojan Spy, Lily Pad Roll, and Time of Exile. In Signs of the Time, the reader takes a journey with ordinary people who are each extraordinary in their own way. We see the world through their eyes. This is the gift of Stewart's art and is amply demonstrated in this fine collection of short stories.
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