Join author John D. Kenworthy as he rises up out of the dust to traverse the long, treacherous road from LaGanga to Morogoro, Tanzania on a bus that he not-so-affectionately calls "The Beast". Not quite a travelogue nor personal memoir, yet containing aspects of each, "The Beast" is instead a heartfelt story of one man's passion for helping the children of a far-off land. The latest book from John Kenworthy comes Thanksgiving 2013
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Tuesday, January 3, 2012
To market to market to buy a fat book
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Wicked humor...
It is somewhat strange that I find "The Missionary and the Brute" to have been so fun to write. It is a dark novel with plenty of death, intrigue, dust, death, sex, depravation and more death. Not everyone walks away from this novel. It is filled with wicked twists, horror-filled tableaus (An avocado placed rudely in a gaping neck wound anyone?), and unsympathetic protagonists. Yet there is something light and humorous within as well. Or so I think...
When I first conceived the novel, I saw the twists and misdirections guiding the path - and as a writer the foreshadowing and leading astray are joys to undertake. But as the bodies piled up, and the mood turned more somber for the characters - I nonetheless still felt a lightness in my literary step.
Some of it was planned.
When I first conceived the novel, I saw the twists and misdirections guiding the path - and as a writer the foreshadowing and leading astray are joys to undertake. But as the bodies piled up, and the mood turned more somber for the characters - I nonetheless still felt a lightness in my literary step.
Some of it was planned.
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