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MOTHERLESS SOUL

Posted by allthingsthatmatterpress on October 3, 2009 at 8:28 AM

New release by author Steve Lindahl, MOTHERLESS SOUL.


Emily Vinson's entire life was impacted by the loss of her mother when she was 2years old. At 82 Emily contacts a hypnotist hoping to draw out hidden memories and discover as much as possible about the short time she spent with the woman who gave her life. Glen Wiley, the hypnotist,teaches her more about herself than she had expected. He helps herbring out memories of many past lives, including an experience that took place on a smoke filled battlefield. All of Emily's lives have hadthe same tragic outcome, the loss of her mother at a young age. Hersoul is caught in what Glen calls circularity, meaning that the tragedy will occur again and again unless she can break the pattern. She andGlen must revisit her past lives and use what they learn to find the other souls who are part of the circle. They must use the past tochange the future. Emily's stubborn desire to know her mother is realized in intricate and unsettling ways no one could have imagined possible.

 

About the author:

Steve Lindahl has published short fiction in Space and Time, The Alaska Quarterly, The Wisconsin Review, Eclipse,Ellipsis and Red Wheelbarrow. He served for five years as an associate editor on the staff of The Crescent Review, a literary magazine he co-founded. His Theater Arts background has helped nurture a love for intricate characters in complex situations that is evident in his writing. Steve and his wife Toni live and work together outside of Greensboro, North Carolina. They have two adult children: Nicole andErik. Motherless Soul is Steve Lindahl's debut novel.


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2 Comments

Reply Erin Lockwood
01:34 PM on October 04, 2009 
how does "the loss of a mother at a young age" constitute an "outcome" of a life? It may be a starting point or circumstance, but not an outcome, tragic or otherwise.
Reply Steve Lindahl
10:30 AM on October 06, 2009 
That's an interesting point. In the context of my story birth is not the begining nor death the end of a life. An outcome is a consequence or a result. This can be of something that happened previously in the current life or of something in a past life or, as in this case, of something that has happened repeatedly.

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