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Radical Doubt
Radical Doubt will engage and entertain readers of literary and commercial fiction alike. This fast paced novel tells the story of two college buddies who take a brief detour from their summer road trip to make some spending money at a fancy resort in the mountains. Charlie Bell, the story's main character, soon becomes tangled up with several employees and their unsavory methods of securing extra income, and finds himself in a world of moral insanity. Charlie's romantic quest leads him to face his own radical doubts as to whether he should act on the little he knows. Set in the 1970's, against the backdrop of rock and disco, Radical Doubt is both darkly comic and suspenseful, and takes the reader to the edge and over, during a summer warped by thrills and challenged thinking skills.
Book Details
- Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
- Publish Date: Dec 14th, 2013
- Pages: 360
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.00in - 6.00in - 0.80in - 1.16lb
- EAN: 9781491273531
- Categories: • Literary
About the Author
Avery Chenoweth is the author of three other books. His novel-in-stories, Wingtips, was short-listed for the Library of Virginia Prize, and his two non-fiction books, Empires in the Forest: Jamestown and the Beginning of America, and Albemarle: a Story of Landscape and American Identity, together won almost two dozen national awards, including the non-fiction 2007 Ippy Gold Medal for the Mid-Atlantic region, for Empires in the Forest. He earned his MA in creative writing from Johns Hopkins, MFA from the University of Virginia, and BA from Vassar College.