The Alone Man

The Alone Man Draws On The Concept Of Aboriginal ‘Dreamtime’ The Australian Aboriginal Mythology Of Creation And Relationships To And Custodianship Of The Land. It Is A ‘Double Love Story’ About A Man’S Love For His Wife And Family And His Love Of The Land And Nature. Set In Outback Australia Around 100 Years Ago The Story Is Of A Simple Man In A Simpler Time Creating A Micro-World As Many Pioneers Did. He Carves A Farm Out Of The Bush Courts And Weds A Girl From Even Farther Out Back And Raises A Family. Although He Doesn’T Realise It His Life Is A Kind Of Poetry With The Beauty Of Love Of Nature And Of Sorrow As The Themes. The Book Affirms All Of These And The Continuity Of Life. A ‘Prose Poem’ Which Is Poetic About Something As Ordinary (Or Common) As Building A Life – Marriage Birth Death Livelihood. The Style Is Gentle And Poetic And The Story Is At The Same Time Humorous And Sad Touching And Poignant Affirming And Happy Dreamy And Warm. The Alone Man Is A Simple Story Full Of Understated Insights That Will Have Deep Emotional Resonance With Readers – Male And Female Old And Young – All Over The World.