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The Journey from Kamakura: Revised Edition
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ISBN13: 9798343407518
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Oct 18 2024
Pages: 356
Weight: 1.05
Height: 0.74 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Oct 18 2024
Pages: 356
Weight: 1.05
Height: 0.74 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
FINALIST: GLOBAL INDEPENDENT AUTHOR AWARDS 2026
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SILVER WINNER: NORTH AMERICAN BOOK AWARDS 2025
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BRONZE WINNER: GLOBAL BOOK AWARDS 2025
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FINALIST: PenMaster GLOBAL BOOK AWARDS 2025
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SILVER WINNER: IBPA BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AWARDS
1st Edition: Best First Book / Fiction
-------------------- The Journey from Kamakura is a propulsive, emotionally candid novel about reinvention . . . a page-turning plot that feels like a technicolor reprieve wrung from sheer willpower. PenMasters Global Readers are swept along on travel photographer Grey Matheson's quest to find the most dazzling sights and exotic experiences the world has to offer. In his drive to the peak of his profession, Matheson is sabotaged by self-destructive tendencies that not only shatter his marriage but send him on a roller coaster ride that challenges his will to survive. Roaming the globe in an ever-accelerating thirst for satisfaction, he discovers that great photographs come at a price, from nearly drowning in the riptides off Puerto Vallarta to being buried by a Tibetan avalanche. Despite a cycle that takes him from begging on the streets of Amsterdam to blowing through a million dollars in a matter of months, it's only when he comes face to face with a mysterious woman in Southeast Asia that his true journey begins, leading to perceptions no photograph could ever portray.
Inspirational Fiction Category
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SILVER WINNER: IBPA BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AWARDS
1st Edition: Best First Book / Fiction
-------------------- The Journey from Kamakura is a propulsive, emotionally candid novel about reinvention . . . a page-turning plot that feels like a technicolor reprieve wrung from sheer willpower. PenMasters Global Readers are swept along on travel photographer Grey Matheson's quest to find the most dazzling sights and exotic experiences the world has to offer. In his drive to the peak of his profession, Matheson is sabotaged by self-destructive tendencies that not only shatter his marriage but send him on a roller coaster ride that challenges his will to survive. Roaming the globe in an ever-accelerating thirst for satisfaction, he discovers that great photographs come at a price, from nearly drowning in the riptides off Puerto Vallarta to being buried by a Tibetan avalanche. Despite a cycle that takes him from begging on the streets of Amsterdam to blowing through a million dollars in a matter of months, it's only when he comes face to face with a mysterious woman in Southeast Asia that his true journey begins, leading to perceptions no photograph could ever portray.
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