THE FOOTSTEPS FORGED ...
is a completed manuscript of a father and son reunion. It takes place in a misbehaving forest complicated by an urban legend, a black bear, and the encounter of a mysterious woman who seems to have fallen out of the sky. Harboring the guilt of his wife's death and facing the final months of his glioblastoma, ANGELO CREDENTE decides to end his life in his beloved forest. But the forest has different plans, as does the mystical woman he meets along on the trail. Despite his obstacles, Angelo must find his path to self-forgiveness to reunite with his estranged son and save a life besides his own.
is a completed manuscript of a father and son reunion. It takes place in a misbehaving forest complicated by an urban legend, a black bear, and the encounter of a mysterious woman who seems to have fallen out of the sky. Harboring the guilt of his wife's death and facing the final months of his glioblastoma, ANGELO CREDENTE decides to end his life in his beloved forest. But the forest has different plans, as does the mystical woman he meets along on the trail. Despite his obstacles, Angelo must find his path to self-forgiveness to reunite with his estranged son and save a life besides his own.
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Michael Ernest Marino writes as M.E. Marino...
Over the years I have learned a lesson to live by:
"Never abondon your passion." You can learn about a person by the books they've read and remember, no matter how much time passes.
THE GOLDFINCH * STATE OF FEAR * THE DA VINCI CODE * PACHINKO * THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO (and its sequels) * THE DOGS OF BABEL * YOUR PERFECT YEAR * THERE, THERE * ALL THE LIGHT WE CANNOT SEE * THE RIVER * THE WIFE BETWEEN US * THE GLASS CASTLE * EDUCATED * BELOVED * NICKEL BOYS * WHERE THE CRAWDADS SING * BLONDE * THE HUMAN STAIN * THE VANISHING HALF And, then there are the classics that look very different when you read them outside the classroom. TO KILL A MOCKING BIRD * FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS * AND THEN THERE WERE NONE * I, THE JURY * 1984 * FRANKENSTEIN * I, JUDAS * THE GREAT GATSBY Story telling started as a child reading Classic Comics. In elementary school we put on skits for the holidays. That grew into the 'bug' for Theatre, studied and majored in college. Acting, directing, and playwriting is a great way to learn the craft of story telling. Reading the lines of the masters, portraying their characters teaches motivation, desire, and conviction. Contact Information: email: memarino0@gmail.com |
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