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Clifford Garstang

    Clifford Garstang's prose delves into the complexities of human connection, often exploring themes of displacement and the search for belonging, informed by his extensive international experience. He writes with a keen eye for cultural nuance and psychological depth, dissecting the intricacies of identity in diverse settings. Garstang's narrative style masterfully blends precise observation with lyrical introspection, revealing the universal threads that bind disparate lives. His work offers readers profound insights into the shared experiences of navigating unfamiliar landscapes, both external and internal.

    The Last Bird of Paradise
    Oliver's Travels
    • Oliver's Travels

      • 300 pages
      • 11 hours of reading
      4.5(22)Add rating

      Ollie Tucker, a recent college graduate and student of philosophy, is obsessed with truth and the source of knowledge, questioning the validity of everything he hears from his parents, his girlfriend, and even the voices inside his head. In pursuit of the truth and life's deeper meaning, he invents an alter ego, Oliver, who lives the adventurous and exotic existence Ollie cannot. But Ollie has another problem--a repressed memory of his uncle Scotty that threatens to derail his life, his relationships, and his sexuality. But the memory is a blur. And what he thinks he remembers, he knows is unreliable. The uncertainty is paralyzing. What is the truth? What has his subconscious fabricated? When he learns that his uncle, long-presumed dead, is in fact alive and well, Ollie realizes that to move on with his life and find peace, he must confront his uncle.

      Oliver's Travels
    • The Last Bird of Paradise

      • 340 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      Aislinn Givens embarks on a transformative journey from Manhattan to Singapore, seeking to escape her stable life. The narrative unfolds with a sense of mystery and longing, reflecting the complexities of her new surroundings. Clifford Garstang's novel captures this simmering tension, inviting readers to explore themes of change and self-discovery against a vibrant backdrop.

      The Last Bird of Paradise