In Search of Space and Thyme

by D.E. Munson

Overview

Sitting alone in his basement apartment, Space Larrabee wades through his dark night of the Soul hoping to reassemble the pieces of his broken world into a new life.

Two interwoven love stories as told by Space and Thyme usher us through seven spirited years of discovering love and searching for deeper meaning in the seventies. Space is led to a nameless path with no roadmap. Thyme sets off on another course.

This tapestry unfurls into a compelling, sophisticated story incorporating a wealth of cultural references in the arts, science fiction, mythology, music, poetry, and otherworldly experiences.

Explore this world and beyond through the adventurous eyes of Space and Thyme. You may just see your own reflection.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781944037437
Publisher:	Epigraph Publishing
Publication date:	09/15/2016
Pages:	300
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.67(d)

About the Author

D.E. Munson is the author of By the Time I Got There, first novel in this series, detailing the antics of Space Larrabee in his quest for love and meaning in life. Space's blog is at LunchontheMoon.com. Munson, an award-winning poet, copywriter, graphic designer, guest speaker, and folksinger, attended Lycoming College, Binghamton University, University of New Hampshire, Rivier College, and New England College. He received Ben Franklin, MIPA, and New Generation INDIE awards for book design, and three Connie Awards for copywriting and newsletter design. His fiction has been published in Aphelion Magazine of Science Fiction and Fantasy and the Beacon Magazine. His articles and stories have appeared in regional, national, and international publications. He has co-authored and compiled books read by over a million people in eleven languages.

Table of Contents

1 The End. 7
2 Lost in Space. 13
3 Atlantis Stole into My Dreams. 29
4 Saab Story. 33
5 The Box of Treasure and Pain. 43
6 The Beginning of the End of the World. 53
7 Avuncularities. 69
8 Crossroads . 81
9 O Stone Be Not So. 87
10 Tomorrow the Magic Fish. 95
11 Pigheads and Kohoutek Klutter. 109
12 In With the Old, In With the New. 117
13 Surprise!. 123
14 Iris in the Attic. 141
15 Another Fish Story. 145
16 Invitation from SPACE. 153
17 Secret of the Star. 159
18 Chasing Stelle. 171
19 Stelle, No Stelle. 177
20 Lindisfarne. 183
21 Ghosts in Eliot. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 191
22 A Study in Time. 199
23 Live and Learn Much?. 207
24 Another Chunk of My World Just Crumbled. 221
25 Waldo, Frodo, Maharishi and Me. 231
26 Rescued By Space, Two Roys, and the Tattooed Lady . 241
27 The Adventures of Spiderwoman. 255
28 Wednesday Morning Arrived Like a Confused Friend . 265
29 Time and Thyme Again. 269
30 What Ricky D Said. 277
31 The Beginning. 287

Editorial Reviews

Munson's style is literary, articulate, fast-paced, witty, and graphically descriptive in detail.
-Laurel Means, Author, The Long Journey Home

D. E. Munson not only writes a compelling story of ayouthful journey from first freedoms to falling in love, but also he captures the tone, the attitudes, and the values of an unforgettable era.
-NY Times Bestselling Authors Allen and Linda Anderson, A Dog Named Leaf

OMG, I can't wait to read the sequel! Space's teen years remind me sooooo much of mine and I just loved reading your book so much.
-Lux Kronos, Author, The Magic Necklace

Will it end well? No don't tell me. I want to know but I don't want to know....How deliciously beautiful.
-Ninamaste MaTuri, Author, The Gerbera Trilogy

I found myself laughing out loud. It's actually like reading a graphic novel-it was very cinematic and colorful. You can almost see the movie being made. Looking forward to the sequel.
-Barbara Buckner, Filmmaker, Minnesota

What a great book! Perfect in every detail. The story, the setting and the characters were right out of the 60s that I remember. I bet a lot of the story was carved right out of your own life. Can't wait for the sequel.
-RK, Reader, Retired Adventurer & Pilot, New Hampshire

I'll pay real money for the sequel.
-TC, Reader & Business Executive, Utah

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