Daidállō

Daidállō - Paperback

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Daidállō

Daidállō - Paperback

by Marcus J. Moore
$21.58
Sale price  $21.58 Regular price 

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by Marcus J. Moore (Author)

A flat tyre and a chance encounter bring two people together to shelter from a heavy storm.
In a remote Inn, against a backdrop of cold and unsympathetic moorland, one man shares an age-old tale of revenge and retribution.
The lines between myth and reality, past and present, blur in this haunting story. But is everything as it appears?

Set against the eerie, fog-enshrouded backdrop, Daidallō crafts a tale about choices, redemption, and the shadowy line between hero and villain. It is a gripping narrative that explores the dark depths of human nature...
Can any of us truly escape Fate, or are we forever bound by forces beyond our control?
Number of Pages: 164
Dimensions: 0.35 x 8 x 5 IN
Publication Date: March 06, 2024
ISBN9780645988703
Author Marcus J. Moore
PublisherThorpe-Bowker
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedMarch 2024
LanguageENG- English
Pages164
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Marcus J. Moore

Marcus J. Moore is an award-winning music journalist, senior editor, curator, and pop culture commentator, whose writing can be found in Pitchfork, The Washington Post, Entertainment Weekly, The Nation, NPR, The Atlantic, BBC Music, and MTV, among others. He's created nationally syndicated playlists for Google, discussed new music live on FM radio, contributed to national podcasts, and guest-hosted live shows on Red Bull Radio. In 2009, Moore launched his own site--DMV Spectrum--which covered music and entertainment in Washington, DC; Maryland; and Virginia. He was originally from the Washington, DC, area, and now lives in Brooklyn, New York. The Butterfly Effect is his first book.

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