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William Petrick

    This author explores the power of storytelling through literary description and extreme adventure, inspired by classics like Jack London. He is deeply struck by the written word's ability to evoke intense emotion and feeling, as demonstrated by James Baldwin, and the artistry of shifting time and perspective found in Proust. Influenced also by the grand, adventurous narratives of writers like Graham Greene and Robert Stone, whose styles engage with broader social and political themes, the author views writing as a continuous journey. Akin to documentary filmmaking, which has led him into new worlds, he finds the act of writing an exciting expedition of discovery.

    Ransom for the Many
    • Ransom for the Many

      • 308 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      Set against the backdrop of Haiti's remote mountains, a marketing expert uncovers a criminal operation linked to a respected orphanage while investigating a project aimed at combating world hunger. Ignoring company directives and facing life-threatening challenges, he becomes entangled with a passionate social worker whose charm brings both attraction and peril. As they navigate this dangerous underworld, they must confront their pasts to secure their future together.

      Ransom for the Many2020
      5.0