Ebook {Epub PDF} A Few Streets More to Kensington by Alex Sheremet

Cover for A Few Streets More To Kensington.  · By Alex Sheremet As a child, Artem escaped the Chernobyl disaster in the hope of finding solid ground. As an adult, he must now unearth it, and learn to disentangle his past from the trick of memory we must all succumb to. Set against turn-of-the-millennium New York, A Few Streets More to Kensington deals with classic tropes of boyhood-nostalgia, curiosity, and the wars of self—now transposed to the streets of Brooklyn, and examined through an artist's reluctant gaze.

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A couple of weeks back, the first book I’d ever written, A Few Streets More To Kensington, was published by Crossroad Press. It is a coming-of-age novel set in Brooklyn, New York, mostly in the mid to late s, and follows its protagonist through the end of middle school. Set against turn-of-the-millennium New York, A Few Streets More to Kensington deals with classic tropes of boyhood-nostalgia, curiosity, and the wars of self—now transposed to the streets of Brooklyn, and examined through an artist's reluctant gaze. By Alex Sheremet As a child, Artem escaped the Chernobyl disaster in the hope of finding solid ground. As an adult, he must now unearth it, and learn to disentangle his past from the trick of memory we must all succumb to.