Harry Godwin : a verbal symphonic poem; Lars Holger Holm; 2024
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Harry Godwin : a verbal symphonic poem

av Lars Holger Holm
Harry Godwin, namesake of the legendary Anglo-Saxon king Harold Godwinson, is a biographical, metafictional novel with music at its core. Harry is a talented itinerant musician about to fly from Europe to America for a gig. However, it turns out that there is more than just one obstacle thrown in his way. His journey — as physical as it is psychological and spiritual — during the lurid reign of King Covid, leads the reader through several earthly regions, eventually entering the confines of mythical Atlantis. Here he awakens to the idea of gnosis, and his passionate love for ravishing Laure is stretched to the limit in a challenging ordeal.
Harry Godwin, namesake of the legendary Anglo-Saxon king Harold Godwinson, is a biographical, metafictional novel with music at its core. Harry is a talented itinerant musician about to fly from Europe to America for a gig. However, it turns out that there is more than just one obstacle thrown in his way. His journey — as physical as it is psychological and spiritual — during the lurid reign of King Covid, leads the reader through several earthly regions, eventually entering the confines of mythical Atlantis. Here he awakens to the idea of gnosis, and his passionate love for ravishing Laure is stretched to the limit in a challenging ordeal.
Utgiven: 2024
ISBN: 9789198663822
Förlag: Leo förlag
Format: Häftad
Språk: Engelska
Sidor: 456 st
Harry Godwin, namesake of the legendary Anglo-Saxon king Harold Godwinson, is a biographical, metafictional novel with music at its core. Harry is a talented itinerant musician about to fly from Europe to America for a gig. However, it turns out that there is more than just one obstacle thrown in his way. His journey — as physical as it is psychological and spiritual — during the lurid reign of King Covid, leads the reader through several earthly regions, eventually entering the confines of mythical Atlantis. Here he awakens to the idea of gnosis, and his passionate love for ravishing Laure is stretched to the limit in a challenging ordeal.
Harry Godwin, namesake of the legendary Anglo-Saxon king Harold Godwinson, is a biographical, metafictional novel with music at its core. Harry is a talented itinerant musician about to fly from Europe to America for a gig. However, it turns out that there is more than just one obstacle thrown in his way. His journey — as physical as it is psychological and spiritual — during the lurid reign of King Covid, leads the reader through several earthly regions, eventually entering the confines of mythical Atlantis. Here he awakens to the idea of gnosis, and his passionate love for ravishing Laure is stretched to the limit in a challenging ordeal.
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