A Person's Pilgrimage (2023 New Hardcover Edition)
About This Novel
65-year-old Harold has been unknown all his life. His son died young and his wife Maureen separated from him. On a Tuesday, Harold received a farewell letter from an old friend. For this reason, he embarked on a pilgrimage to save his friend - as long as I leave, Queenie can survive! A man, 65 years old, 87 days, 627 miles, across the whole of England. "I have done nothing in my life, and now I finally try something. I must complete this journey." This is an adventure started by a farewell letter, and it is also a spiritual journey across time and space. Harold's journey into nature is also a journey that allows him to delve into the darkest corners of himself.
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A work worth savoring and feeling
A work that contains countless elements: hiking, the protagonist's past, parents' relationship, husband and wife's relationship, father-son relationship, other people's stories, media and community, suffering from illness, etc. There are many descriptions of psychological situations, intergenerational feelings and karma inheritance, which can just bring back some memories for friends who have been to the UK. Finally, we should all try our best to live in the present, treat the people around us emotionally, and be kind to our own physical and mental health. Mutual encouragement.
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Official(1)Scraped 1mo ago
A work worth savoring and feeling
A work that contains countless elements: hiking, the protagonist's past, parents' relationship, husband and wife's relationship, father-son relationship, other people's stories, media and community, suffering from illness, etc. There are many descriptions of psychological situations, intergenerational feelings and karma inheritance, which can just bring back some memories for friends who have been to the UK. Finally, we should all try our best to live in the present, treat the people around us emotionally, and be kind to our own physical and mental health. Mutual encouragement.
