Glen David Gold crafts historical narratives that delve into compelling periods of American history, often weaving fictional characters with real-life figures and events. His work explores themes of performance, fame, and the nation's evolving identity on the world stage. Beyond his novels, Gold's writing spans short stories, essays, and reviews, appearing in prominent publications. He has also lent his talents to serialized fiction, stage shows, and podcasts, showcasing a versatile and imaginative literary voice.
Collecting THE NEW GODS #7-10, THE FOREVER PEOPLE #8-10, SUPERMAN'S PAL JIMMY OLSEN #146-148, MISTER MIRACLE #7-9! - ORION of the New Gods battles KALIBAK, the FOREVER PEOPLE run afoul of DEADMAN and more!
Set against the backdrop of 1916, the narrative follows Charlie Chaplin at the height of his fame yet grappling with a creative crisis. As he searches for a worthy film project, readers encounter a vibrant array of characters and experiences, spanning from the battlefields of France to the Russian Revolution and the glitzy rise of Hollywood. This epic tale explores themes of dreams and ambition, capturing the essence of modern America in a captivating and whimsical journey.
When President Harding takes part in Charles Carter's magic act, only to die two hours later, Carter finds himself pursued not only by the Secret Service, but by a host of others desperate for the terrible secret they believe the President confided to him.
Der amerikanische Präsident Harding stirbt mysteriös nach einem Auftritt des Magiers Charles Carter, der daraufhin vom Secret Service überwacht wird. Die Geschichte beginnt mit der Kindheit von Charles, als er ein altes Zauberbuch entdeckt.