Left in Philadelphia - Spencer Virden
Left in Philadelphia is an intimate exploration of one man's quiet yet profound journey through life. Eli Greene believes nothing extraordinary happens to him, yet through his eyes, we see how even the most mundane moments are steeped in significance.
But when his sibling calls on him to take a road trip to their family cabin to escape the monotony of life, Eli is transported back into a series of vivid flashbacks and introspective memories. Eli's unfolding narrative reveals the intricate web of his relationships and the evolution of his perspective on life in all their complexity.
Eli's narrative unravels further when a stranger joins their journey and forces him to ask and answer life's fundamental questions: What does it mean to love? How much control do we really have? And where do we find purpose?
Immerse yourself in a world where the smallest events ripple with impact and where Eli stands at a crossroads-faced with the choice to either sever ties with the past or harness it to shape his future.
EAN: 9781952685743
Left in Philadelphia is an intimate exploration of one man's quiet yet profound journey through life. Eli Greene believes nothing extraordinary happens to him, yet through his eyes, we see how even the most mundane moments are steeped in significance.
But when his sibling calls on him to take a road trip to their family cabin to escape the monotony of life, Eli is transported back into a series of vivid flashbacks and introspective memories. Eli's unfolding narrative reveals the intricate web of his relationships and the evolution of his perspective on life in all their complexity.
Eli's narrative unravels further when a stranger joins their journey and forces him to ask and answer life's fundamental questions: What does it mean to love? How much control do we really have? And where do we find purpose?
Immerse yourself in a world where the smallest events ripple with impact and where Eli stands at a crossroads-faced with the choice to either sever ties with the past or harness it to shape his future.
EAN: 9781952685743