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Paths: The Diary of Baine Adams, is the story of Baine Henry Adams, a gifted writer that
escapes his hometown of Bessemer, Alabama after his mother inexplicably abandons him and
his Grandfather. With this Baine struggles to come to terms with this traumatic event and
decides to head North in search of "Momma," and to live out his dream of being a working writer
living in New York City. As he eloquently expresses his thoughts within his journal and
examines questions about Momma's leaving and Grandpa's lonely nights that consist of him
drinking his homemade moonshine and struggling with his fading memory, through emotional
trauma comes intrusion, the sudden insertion of a mysterious man named Cyrano-a man of
letters like no other despite having an unrefined presence-that helps Baine write to a beautiful
woman by the name of Sorena he meets one day on the New York City Subway. But things are
not as they appear with Baine and Cyrano, as inner conflict jeopardizes their connection and
stands between them, something made clear upon the arrival of Psychologist Dr. Herman S.
Stanton.
Paths: The Diary of Baine Adams, is a new take on the classic tale of Cyrano de Bergerac. A
story that examines the power of words and the mysteries of the human mind and the need to
connect with something real.
- Format: Hardcover
- Author: Hood, Paul
- ISBN: 9781948256353
- Condition: New
- Dimensions: 8.50 x 0.50
- Number Of Pages: 142
- Publication Year: 2020
Language:
English