IMPERISHABLE BLISS

by D.E. Tingle

Overview

Imperishable Bliss is a tragicomic account of the efforts of an unnamed citizen in the final third of the American 20th century to find God. He is the brooding and fretful survivor of a failed attempt at suicide, and captive to a religious vocation as insistently obscure as the unexplained death of his best friend. In a career that devolves through picaresque sieges of evangelism, retreat, Biblical exegetics and physical sacrifice, he is tormented by the company of women and his perplexity about their intentions, which are likely to be subversive.

The reader who described Imperishable Bliss as "maybe the saddest story I ever read" also called it "very subtle and very funny."

Product Details

BN ID:	2940012275233
Publisher:	BookLocker.com, Inc.
Publication date:	08/21/2009
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	396
File size:	338 KB

About the Author

The author is a native of Iowa, born in 1938. He arrived at fiction writing late in life, having spent the earlier years immersed in actual human intercourse and accumulating the stores of chagrin that now provide the inspiration for his work.