Name: The Geography of Becoming (en Inglés)
SKU: 69208537
Price: 65.16 PEN
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Author: Wayne Jackson
ISBN: 9798952456136

portada The Geography of Becoming (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

W.E.Jackson Publishing

Autor

Wayne Jackson

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

112

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9798952456136

The Geography of Becoming (en Inglés)

Wayne Jackson (Autor) · W.E.Jackson Publishing · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "The Geography of Becoming (en Inglés)"

You can survive a life and still discover you were never meant to remain inside it.In Western Alaska, far from the places that first taught him who he was supposed to be, a man begins taking inventory of the selves he has carried: the son shaped by absence, the traveler searching for distance, the survivor who mistook vigilance for strength, and the man who learned to build an identity around what hurt him.Across Alaska, Florida, Colombia, memory, solitude, and the disciplined rituals of an ordinary life, The Geography of Becoming follows the quiet unraveling of an old self-and the harder work of choosing what comes next.Written as literary autofiction rooted in lived experience, Wayne Jackson's deeply reflective work explores masculinity, grief, belonging, identity, reinvention, family, solitude, and the strange mercy of outgrowing the person who once kept you alive.Because becoming is not escape.It is not erasure.It is the moment you stop asking the past for permission to have a future.For readers drawn to lyrical, emotionally intimate writing about transformation and the interior life, The Geography of Becoming is a meditation on the places that shape us, the identities we inherit, and the difficult freedom of deciding who we will be next.