Kirjahaku

She got into her car and shut the door. I turned and walked away but could hear her car start and drive away. She was very beautiful, and I knew then that it would be hard. I looked over my shoulder to a dark corner of the sky and realized that it wasn't a good sky at all but was going to rain. One young man discovers a world outside of himself in Jon-Michael Hamilton's quietly moving debut, A Shade of Blue. It's the '90s, an era of fallen heroes and outdated beliefs. Bryan, a typical college student, has just suffered his first heartbreak and is struggling to make sense of a seemingly inconsequential existence. Bryan's journey takes him further than he ever imagined, through minefields of self-discovery and introspection that eventually lead him into the arms of a woman who may just save him from himself. A beautifully crafted tale full of the hope and awareness that marked the end of '80s voyeurism and the emergence of social consciousness, A Shade of Blue is a powerful testament to the ebb and flow of human awareness.

Just Like Paris is a compilation of short stories, poems, and a short novella that explores life in Southern California in the 1990's. Anaheim California is where the majority of the short dramas take place with characters who are exploring different aspects and levels of human relationship.

Just Like Paris is a compilation of short stories, poems, and a short novella that explores life in Southern California in the 1990's. Anaheim California is where the majority of the short dramas take place with characters who are exploring different aspects and levels of human relationship.