Heavy Metal is a Sin - Tate, Harrison Rose
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When Elena's father dies under mysterious circumstances at a young age, she meets his brother for the first time at the funeral. His unfiltered eulogy rips open a silence that has lasted for decades. Sparks fly. The result is a rich story of abandonment, brotherhood, and survival. Set in rural postwar America, based on a true story, Heavy Metal is a Sin follows two boys raised amid collapsed levees, promiscuity, welding torches, fire-and-brimstone sermons, and forgotten Hollywood dreams. As they navigate factory floors, homelessness, and the crucible of the Vietnam war, their loyalty and moral…mehr

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When Elena's father dies under mysterious circumstances at a young age, she meets his brother for the first time at the funeral. His unfiltered eulogy rips open a silence that has lasted for decades. Sparks fly. The result is a rich story of abandonment, brotherhood, and survival. Set in rural postwar America, based on a true story, Heavy Metal is a Sin follows two boys raised amid collapsed levees, promiscuity, welding torches, fire-and-brimstone sermons, and forgotten Hollywood dreams. As they navigate factory floors, homelessness, and the crucible of the Vietnam war, their loyalty and moral compasses are put to the test. This intergenerational novel explores the weight of legacy and the quiet strength of those left behind. It captures the family devotion of Pachinko, the historical breadth of Outlander, and the emotional gravity of Homegoing. A story of families, communities, and steel-forged resilience. Some stories demand to be told. This one refused to stay buried.
Autorenporträt
Harrison Rose Tate is a systems thinker, technologist, and author whose work explores the intersection of cognition, philosophy, culture, and code. With a professional background in IT leadership, system architecture, and organizational strategy, she brings firsthand insight into the recursive logic of the digital world and its effects on human identity, presence, and autonomy. Her extensive role over the last two decades as a writer has largely been on behalf of corporations, often without a byline. Her work has appeared in essays, articles, technical publications, and archival formats. Her academic background includes a master's degree, but most of her insight comes from years spent inside the system; building it, running it, watching how it shapes the people who use it. After years of ghostwriting, consulting, and building systems for others, her newest titles have special meaning. They are the first major works published in her own name. Tate has lived and traveled extensively throughout the world.