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(More customer reviews)You expect alot from published authors. A firm grasp of language, a talent at turning a phrase, an understanding of the Hero's Journey and arc of character. Ken has all of this, but something that is all too rare in today's writers - he knows your heart. I suspect this is because he is very familiar with HIS heart, and we all share moments and memories through life.
Long Walks, Last Flights & Other Strange Journeys is full of adventure, hardship, humor, even a few scares, but what struck me was how close I came to weeping in certain parts - tears of loss for sure, but sometimes tears just from the utter wonderment and joy that some of these stories contained. Ken reached into my soul and brought up real, honest-to-goodness feelings from my childhood, from my young adulthood, hell, even from a week ago. What an absolute treat.
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With these 17 tales, Ken Scholes invites you to his Imagination Forest. You\'ll find a toy bear of Little Brain tasked with a Very Long Walk and a mysterious metal man with the power to bring down a city and the heart to weep for it.Follow Meriwether Lewis west, seeking the source of a mysterious scrap of currency from the future.Laugh and cry as Andro Giantslayer recounts the highlights of his dungeon-crawling, dragon-slaying and diaper-changing career with Luendyl the Fierce and Fair.Learn exactly how Cain found himself a wife, see what superheroes get up to in their sunset years, and watch Hodgson and Houdini as they traverse the landscape of Hell in search of Michelangelo\'s Crystalline Ear.And along the way, keep your eyes open.You\'ll meet alien babies, messianic Santas, typing chimps and maybe, if you look carefully, you\'ll find some off-brand love and a little bit of hope in Drum Farrelly\'s supply room.Buckle up.Hang on.A ride in the Imagination Forest is bound to be a strange journey . . .
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