A modern-day Greek tragedy, this story revolves around Marco Morelli, an aspiring filmmaker with a passion for heights. Set in New York, Toronto, and on top of Mount Olympus, this sexy, vivid novel weaves mythology with current events. It will especially interest academics, members of the gay community, and film and art lovers.
In this debut novel, poet Jim Nason explores the themes of suffering and dying with a unique blend of dignity and wit. Through his distinctive perspective, he offers readers an unconventional examination of these profound experiences, inviting reflection and insight into the human condition.
Exploring the haunting realities of the eight missing and murdered men from Toronto's gay village in 2017, Jim Nason's seventh poetry collection centers on the case of Selim Esen. Through a personal lens, Nason confronts his own troubled past while seeking to understand the impact of these tragic events. His reflections reveal unexpected truths that provoke a spectrum of emotions. Ultimately, he encourages readers to value each day as if it were their last, offering a poignant reminder of life's fragility.