| Author: | Michael Luders | ISBN: | 9781387695003 |
| Publisher: | Lulu.com | Publication: | April 15, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Lulu.com | Language: | English |
| Author: | Michael Luders |
| ISBN: | 9781387695003 |
| Publisher: | Lulu.com |
| Publication: | April 15, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Lulu.com |
| Language: | English |
On the surface, Diana Hutchins has everything—fabulous wealth, trips abroad, an apartment in the glittering city—but despite these riches, she suffers a profound malaise. Confronted with the realization that an authentic life might mean renouncing everything she’s taken for granted, Diana leaves the caged city for a wide-open world where a feral presence haunts—and then begins to inform—her every action. Meditative and haunting, In Tooth and Claw mines deep into the human experience, asking if we live in a world today that no longer allows us to recognize our inner animal selves. “It is said by some that storytelling is a lost art. So, when you encounter a storyteller of the first order, as is the case with Michael Luders, treasure the experience. And this novel is a true treasure, a tale told by a master in full command of his art.” --Slaton White, deputy editor, Field & Stream
On the surface, Diana Hutchins has everything—fabulous wealth, trips abroad, an apartment in the glittering city—but despite these riches, she suffers a profound malaise. Confronted with the realization that an authentic life might mean renouncing everything she’s taken for granted, Diana leaves the caged city for a wide-open world where a feral presence haunts—and then begins to inform—her every action. Meditative and haunting, In Tooth and Claw mines deep into the human experience, asking if we live in a world today that no longer allows us to recognize our inner animal selves. “It is said by some that storytelling is a lost art. So, when you encounter a storyteller of the first order, as is the case with Michael Luders, treasure the experience. And this novel is a true treasure, a tale told by a master in full command of his art.” --Slaton White, deputy editor, Field & Stream
