Steven Mooney

The Ageless of Aquarius (A Measure of Poe & Three Quarters, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

At a writers' awards ceremony an impromptu interview by Randal Poe exposes a reclusive national celebrity, although for Randal fame is diminished by love at first sight: poet Button Springfield hails from the same Appalachian crossroads where Delray Mabler has lived since his exit from the limelight. But in lusting after Button, Randal loses his notes and Mabler is found out. She offers him refuge on commune land owned by her parents who also rent a ridge top to a cult of stargazers whose agenda proposes a lunar rendezvous.
Into this picture steps Baptist minister, August Tarbush, and FBI agent, Jack Riggs, whose cover as a real estate developer has aligned the two against the commune, but cult leader Argon Kirkcops is also under suspicion; one among those free spirits is the 60s radical bomber and cold case fugitive, Al Bannister.
To reinvent oneself takes daring-do, perseverance, or outright lunacy, but it can unravel in a heartbeat. In the antics of The Ageless of Aquarius, few are who they claim to be and allegiance, and love too, is fickle.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Steven Mooney
• Erscheinungstermin: 9. Juni 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781734535655
• Artikelnr.: 66012308

Autorenporträt

After graduating high school, other than a brief stint at Naropa Institute to study poetry with luminaries of the Age, Steven Mooney was for twenty years an unskilled laborer at construction sites and factories, and as custodian, garbageman, groundskeeper, seasonal firefighter, taxi/truck driver, earning just enough money for the books he devoured across the breadth of English and American literature. Tiring at forty of the shanty life he ventured to college and earned a Bachelor of Art in English, University of North Carolina, and a Master's in Education from East Carolina University where he first encountered ESL. For the next twenty years he taught English in Central America, The Far East, and the Middle East, then retired to the Pacific Northwest, USA, where he lives with his wife. He is the author of In Cellophane of Time, Poems 1973-1987; Kottke Ouevre Skookum, 6 and 12-string ears, Vignettes 1970-2019; and the comic literary novels: Cutlass Wonders, The Ageless of Aquarius, and Chronicle of an English Morpheme Addict published under the series title: A Measure of Poe & Three Quarters.