Rome Revisited
A Short Novel and Four Stories Spanning the Fall of the Berlin Wall and Twin Towers
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Word Count
80,000 words, Guess
Page Count
320 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveromerevisitedsho0000will
- ISBN-101420816268
- ISBN-139781420816266
- OCLC Control Number61898903
- Open LibraryOL9645364M
Description
William Mueller delivers a well-written collection of stories that reflect the bitterness of life through his central male protagonists. Whether on the streets of Washington, D.C., or the alleys of Italy, he effortlessly transports readers to interesting locales where the setting is intricately woven into the story. ROME REVISITED transcends the mainstream literary fiction genre. Moving... With splendid evocation of place and time, fine writing, and a compelling mixture of adventure, tragedy, and romance. A must for any current or former adherent of Dewey Beach, Delaware. A particular strength of Mueller is his ability to change voices in order to reflect a new story. The stories revolve around the military man, but readers won't feel they are simply reading different stories about the same character. And as a sign of the 1990's, most of the characters struggle with greed and excess, and live similar lives of meeting potential mates, partying, loving, and moving on. All in all, the stories are engaging and current, and will be enjoyed by many. ROME REVISITED marks a start which Mueller will certainly establish much renown for himself. This is his first work of fiction.
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