Christopher Nosnibor Tackles the Divided Self as Clinicality Press Publishes From Destinations Set in March
Summary
The two narratives of From Destinations Set trace these characters activities as they occur in parallel - not only in terms of time, but also literally, with the page divided into two columns with one story in the left, the other in the right.Instead, the narrative, in which time-shifts and repetition are frequent, is forged from the fabric of everyday life, exposing the idea of character and plot as social and literary constructs and posing questions to which the reader must find their own answers.http://clinicalitypress.co.uk ### York, United Kingdom, February 24, 2011 --( PR.com )-- In his first major work since The Plagiarist in 2008, writer, reviewer and blogger Christopher Nosnibor takes an innovative approach to narrative to present a disorientating yet compelling story.Focusing more closely on plot and character than its predecessor, From Destinations Set reigns in the wildly experimental tendencies of The Plagiarist to produce a gripping, mind-bending tale of two men as they grapple with the stresses of everyday modern living.Instead, the narrative, in which time-shifts and repetition are frequent, is forged from the fabric of everyday life, exposing the idea of character and plot as social and literary constructs and posing questions to which the reader must find their own answers.