Dave Burke Books

This author explores the experiences of expatriates in Paris, focusing on themes of identity and long-term settlement in a foreign land. His writing is informed by his background as a documentary filmmaker and narrative storyteller, allowing him to delve into cultural nuances and personal transformations. The author uses his keen observational skills to capture the subtleties of life away from home. His work offers readers insight into the complexities of integrating into a new society and the challenges that accompany it.

The Imperfection of Being
350 pages
13 hours of reading
A mundane day spirals into chaos for Peter Smith as a series of unfortunate events disrupt his life, dragging three strangers into his turmoil. What begins with a missed work meeting escalates into a bar fight, job loss, and a tumultuous relationship with his girlfriend. After a tragic car accident claims their lives, Peter and his new companions discover that the afterlife has its own surprises in store. The narrative is filled with quirky characters, unexpected humor, and a wild exploration of fate and misfortune.
Struggling to Believe
160 pages
6 hours of reading
A collection of stories about real people, this book takes a look at doubt, suffering, hypocrisy, the problem of happy pagans, Sunday highs and weekday reality, emotions and more. The last three chapters offer help in rebuilding our faith from its foundations.

The Imperfection of Being

Struggling to Believe