The Forever Child (Paperback)

Neil Willis

ISBN 10: 1035803097 / ISBN 13: 9781035803095

Published by Austin Macauley Publishers, London, 2024

About this Item

Paperback. The Forever Child is a contemplative fourth offering from an author shaped by personal loss. In this reflective journey, the writer poetically navigates through memories of childhood and the contrasts of adulthood, examining how external influences have moulded his life. Amidst the backdrop of nature's healing embrace, he clings to the beauty of dreams while confronting life's traumas. Though composed of distinct pieces, The Forever Child is best experienced in its entirety, from the first page to the last. The Forever Child is a contemplative fourth offering from an author shaped by personal loss. In this reflective journey, the writer poetically navigates through memories of childhood and the contrasts of adulthood, Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Forever Child (Paperback)
• Publisher: Austin Macauley Publishers, London
• Publication Date: 2024
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1035803097
• ISBN 13: 9781035803095
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

The Forever Child is a contemplative fourth offering from an author shaped by personal loss. In this reflective journey, the writer poetically navigates through memories of childhood and the contrasts of adulthood, examining how external influences have moulded his life. Amidst the backdrop of nature's healing embrace, he clings to the beauty of dreams while confronting life's traumas. Though composed of distinct pieces, The Forever Child is best experienced in its entirety, from the first page to the last.

About the Author

The Forever Child is the fourth book written by the author, further to the death of both parents in the last four years. As with all his works, those deaths have taken their toll on his well-being. The author poetically looks back through his life and reflects on his childhood and how different adulthood has been, and in both sees how his development was morphed by others, not necessarily for the better. He always goes back to nature to heal his mind from the traumas of life and repeatedly keeps hold of his beautiful dreams. The book is to be read from first page to the end, even though each piece is individual as itself.