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In the aftermath of a heinous incident in a horrible war, a cellist in his simple way makes a heroic, eloquent gesture to reaffirm the nobility of man at his best.
A very interesting study in style. Some characters are known only by descriptives - 'Arrow'- the huntress, 'the Cellist', 'the Assassin' These characters often have a certain nobility regardless of their place in the story. They rise above the everyday.
Other characters are much more human with fears and weaknesses with which we can all ...more
A very interesting study in style. Some characters are known only by descriptives - 'Arrow'- the huntress, 'the Cellist', 'the Assassin' These characters often have a certain nobility regardless of their place in the story. They rise above the everyday.
Other characters are much more human with fears and weaknesses with which we can all ...more
Thought it would be nice to read a book written by someone who is from my home town.
The cellist was described nicely-or rather what the cellist created.
And the war torn city what I imagined it would have been like.
There are moments of real music in these pages.
That makes it worthwhile reading to me. Glad to see that a gifted person lives in the city of New Westminster.
The cellist was described nicely-or rather what the cellist created.
And the war torn city what I imagined it would have been like.
There are moments of real music in these pages.
That makes it worthwhile reading to me. Glad to see that a gifted person lives in the city of New Westminster.
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