April 2011. Rain. Despair. Sorrow. Spring.
All of this and more ran abundantly in the April 2011 selection of Firmin: Adventures of a Metropolitan Lowlife. Selected by Nathan Van Dyke, the book received a rating of 7.43.
"Lives in stories have direction and meaning. Even stupid, meaningless lives, like Lenny's in "Of Mice and Men," Acquire through their places in a story at least the dignity and meaning of being Stupid, Meaningless Lives, the consolation of being exemplars of something. In real life you do not get even that."
— Sam Savage (Firmin: Adventures of a Metropolitan Lowlife)
To find out more about Sam Savage and his works, including Firmin, click here.
To purchase a copy of Firmin, you know what to do.
No comments:
Post a Comment