Child of the Black Sun

By:

Adam Craig

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Paperback / softback

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Honza Pernath’s life is barren. The person he loves is gone and his friends, even his dreams, say she will not return. When a chance meeting sets him on a search for his lost love, the path is neither straight nor easy and Honza comes to doubt everything, including the one he searches for. A single image—a star rising over the sea—calls him on, but that image is more than it seems and as Honza nears its source, his search reveals more than he could have imagined. A sequel to the mysterious and beautiful short story, ‘Marietta Merz’ (now an illustrated chapbook), Child of the Black Sun is an exploration of the living symbols at the core of everyday life; a visionary evocation of the internal journey.

Author Biography:

Adam Craig is a writer, editor, mentor, photographer and graphic designer. His debut novel was Vitus Dreams, an experimental novel that explores loss and language. His longstanding interest in mysticism and the occult is reflected in his second novel, In Dreams the Minotaur Appears Last, and in his short story collection, High City Walk, which first featured the story ‘Marietta Merz’, a counterpoint to the novel A Locket of Hermes and a bridge to the novella, Child of the Black Sun.

Release date Australia

October 5th, 2022

Author

Adam Craig

Audience

General (US: Trade)

Pages

160

ISBN-13

9781911540182

Product ID

35810772

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