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ISBN10: 1674574029
ISBN13: 9781674574028
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Dec 20 2020
Pages: 204
Weight: 0.45
Height: 0.43 Width: 5.06 Depth: 7.81
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781674574028
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Dec 20 2020
Pages: 204
Weight: 0.45
Height: 0.43 Width: 5.06 Depth: 7.81
Language: English
VISIT A WORLD THAT WORKS FOR EVERYONE
It's a delightful futuristic ride, written in a beautifully unconventional style. - m.f.
I LOVE Zin! There is a current of lovely idealism that flows through the book, which is unique and refreshing. - j.s.
I really like the bold style, quite unconventional--but very striking. - s.c.
It's a delightful futuristic ride, written in a beautifully unconventional style. - m.f.
I LOVE Zin! There is a current of lovely idealism that flows through the book, which is unique and refreshing. - j.s.
I really like the bold style, quite unconventional--but very striking. - s.c.
Wow! I couldn't stop reading until the end. I really enjoyed it! - s.b. About Zin: A Novel
Zin is an easy-to-read dramatic novel, but it is, simultaneously, the exciting coming-of-age tale of a young woman at a pivotal time in her life. One part is her story, one part is a love song to Seattle, and one part a discussion of ideas. Essentially, it is a multilayered narrative that captures in bold, lively prose, a future that works for everyone. Open the pages and read about Zin's young life. Be witness to her love affairs, travels, parties, and nights out with friends. Join her as she attends a druid ritual, a wiccan dance, a wild trip to Paris, and an Alaskan Native potlatch. Zin is written as a series of short vignettes that can be read in any order. The novel employs the increasingly popular, nonlinear narrative technique, with stimulating short chapters. Visit Zin's world from anywhere in the book, and find the breadth of life. Friendship. Motherhood. Love. Loss. Birth. Death. And the joy of life.
Zin is a non-traditional novel
Breaking all the rules of writing, but people will love the easy style. Bold and exciting, the novel punches up normally tedious prose by using phrases and single words as sentences. Zin is about a socialist world
The backdrop to this exciting story is set in future Seattle, in a world that works for everyone. Billionaires have been replaced by societal benefits such as universal healthcare, low-cost quality housing, and better working conditions. Not a utopia, but an improved economy that benefits most people. Zin is about Seattle
The book captures the spirit and places of the Emerald City. Easily one of the characters in the book, Seattle shines in its progressive and unique ways. Actions take place in beloved locations. Zin is about motherhood
The story line about Zin and her mother is the most poignant one in the book. The author describes a close and loving mother-daughter bond that remains in spite of loss. At the end, the reader will understand there is nothing a mother will not do for her child.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Ruth Ann Oskolkoff possesses a Master of Arts in Humanities, a Bachelor of Arts in Literature, and a certificate in Poetry Writing. She is the author of four previous books, and the editor of a book of quotes, Capitalism Must Be Composted. She was born in Seattle, and currently lives there.
Publisher's Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Author: Oskolkoff, Ruth Ann. 1964 -
Title: Zin: a novel / by Ruth Ann Oskolkoff. -1st U.S. ed.
Description: 203 pages 20 cm Independent publishing [2020]
Summary: Coming-of-age tale of a young woman set in future Seattle, in a socialist world that works for everyone. The novel employs the increasingly popular nonlinear narrative technique, using a series of short vignettes that can be read in any order.
Identifier: ISBN: 978-1-674574-02-8 (paperback)
LC Subjects: Coming of age--Fiction. Seattle (Wash)-Fiction. Families-Fiction. Socialism--Fiction. Friendship--Fiction.
Genre/Form: Alternative histories fiction. Bildungsromans. Experimental fiction. Friendship. Magic realist fiction. Parents--Death. Political fiction.
Classification: PS3615.S56 Z487 2020 813.6 FIC Osk
Zin is an easy-to-read dramatic novel, but it is, simultaneously, the exciting coming-of-age tale of a young woman at a pivotal time in her life. One part is her story, one part is a love song to Seattle, and one part a discussion of ideas. Essentially, it is a multilayered narrative that captures in bold, lively prose, a future that works for everyone. Open the pages and read about Zin's young life. Be witness to her love affairs, travels, parties, and nights out with friends. Join her as she attends a druid ritual, a wiccan dance, a wild trip to Paris, and an Alaskan Native potlatch. Zin is written as a series of short vignettes that can be read in any order. The novel employs the increasingly popular, nonlinear narrative technique, with stimulating short chapters. Visit Zin's world from anywhere in the book, and find the breadth of life. Friendship. Motherhood. Love. Loss. Birth. Death. And the joy of life.
Zin is a non-traditional novel
Breaking all the rules of writing, but people will love the easy style. Bold and exciting, the novel punches up normally tedious prose by using phrases and single words as sentences. Zin is about a socialist world
The backdrop to this exciting story is set in future Seattle, in a world that works for everyone. Billionaires have been replaced by societal benefits such as universal healthcare, low-cost quality housing, and better working conditions. Not a utopia, but an improved economy that benefits most people. Zin is about Seattle
The book captures the spirit and places of the Emerald City. Easily one of the characters in the book, Seattle shines in its progressive and unique ways. Actions take place in beloved locations. Zin is about motherhood
The story line about Zin and her mother is the most poignant one in the book. The author describes a close and loving mother-daughter bond that remains in spite of loss. At the end, the reader will understand there is nothing a mother will not do for her child.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Ruth Ann Oskolkoff possesses a Master of Arts in Humanities, a Bachelor of Arts in Literature, and a certificate in Poetry Writing. She is the author of four previous books, and the editor of a book of quotes, Capitalism Must Be Composted. She was born in Seattle, and currently lives there.
Publisher's Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Author: Oskolkoff, Ruth Ann. 1964 -
Title: Zin: a novel / by Ruth Ann Oskolkoff. -1st U.S. ed.
Description: 203 pages 20 cm Independent publishing [2020]
Summary: Coming-of-age tale of a young woman set in future Seattle, in a socialist world that works for everyone. The novel employs the increasingly popular nonlinear narrative technique, using a series of short vignettes that can be read in any order.
Identifier: ISBN: 978-1-674574-02-8 (paperback)
LC Subjects: Coming of age--Fiction. Seattle (Wash)-Fiction. Families-Fiction. Socialism--Fiction. Friendship--Fiction.
Genre/Form: Alternative histories fiction. Bildungsromans. Experimental fiction. Friendship. Magic realist fiction. Parents--Death. Political fiction.
Classification: PS3615.S56 Z487 2020 813.6 FIC Osk
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