Darkness Before Mourning Vol. 1: The Announcers
The first book in Greg Perkins' Darkness Before Mourning series.
In The Announcers, a man relives one of the pivotal periods that shaped his life: the two seasons he spent in Little League with his father, the team's announcer, who was secretly dying of cancer.
Greg Perkins' 19-volume Darkness Before Mourning is one of the largest series of serious fiction ever created by a single author. Over 40 years in the making, each independent work forms part of a biographical continuum, exploring in profoundly dark semi-fictionalized form the author's searing experiences.
Perkins' absolutist realism, unredeemed by faith, is best compared to Thomas Bernhard, Albert Camus, or Samuel Beckett. The series is a remarkable window into American society, life, family and personal relationships from the 1950s to the present.
Special Limited Edition is limited to 100 signed, numbered copies, with a quotation from the book on a deluxe vellum sheet, handwritten by the author.
The first book in Greg Perkins' Darkness Before Mourning series.
In The Announcers, a man relives one of the pivotal periods that shaped his life: the two seasons he spent in Little League with his father, the team's announcer, who was secretly dying of cancer.
Greg Perkins' 19-volume Darkness Before Mourning is one of the largest series of serious fiction ever created by a single author. Over 40 years in the making, each independent work forms part of a biographical continuum, exploring in profoundly dark semi-fictionalized form the author's searing experiences.
Perkins' absolutist realism, unredeemed by faith, is best compared to Thomas Bernhard, Albert Camus, or Samuel Beckett. The series is a remarkable window into American society, life, family and personal relationships from the 1950s to the present.
Special Limited Edition is limited to 100 signed, numbered copies, with a quotation from the book on a deluxe vellum sheet, handwritten by the author.
The first book in Greg Perkins' Darkness Before Mourning series.
In The Announcers, a man relives one of the pivotal periods that shaped his life: the two seasons he spent in Little League with his father, the team's announcer, who was secretly dying of cancer.
Greg Perkins' 19-volume Darkness Before Mourning is one of the largest series of serious fiction ever created by a single author. Over 40 years in the making, each independent work forms part of a biographical continuum, exploring in profoundly dark semi-fictionalized form the author's searing experiences.
Perkins' absolutist realism, unredeemed by faith, is best compared to Thomas Bernhard, Albert Camus, or Samuel Beckett. The series is a remarkable window into American society, life, family and personal relationships from the 1950s to the present.
Special Limited Edition is limited to 100 signed, numbered copies, with a quotation from the book on a deluxe vellum sheet, handwritten by the author.
