Monkey Temple

Monkey Temple

Monkey Temple

Peter Gelfan

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Editorial:
Adelaide Books LLC
Año de edición:
2019
Materia
Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9781949180985
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Monkey Temple is a coming-of-old-age adventure about two longtime best friends and rivals who, determined to 'not go gentle into that good night,' set off on a final road trip. Their efforts to face past failures and give meaning to their dwindling futures change their lives forever but not at all as they had envisioned. It's a buddy story with strong female characters and plenty of dark humor.'Peter Gelfan's Monkey Temple is a rollicking journey down a winding road to a dubious paradise. I took a lot of pleasure in it. So familiar, the riffs and issues and experiences and characters-talkin' 'bout my generation-and I reveled in so many of the choices the author made in rendering them. Rich in insight and humor, it is, in the end, a story about stories themselves.' - Tony Cohan, bestselling author of On Mexican Time

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