arte di KARL

Perché maccheronico? Va bene. Si pensava al titolo "Ali Rotte" per una EVENTUALE versione italiana del libro.

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Di sicuro il titolo è: le ali spezzate, mannaggia il mio inglese makkeronico

Before deleting PublishAmerica's too old webpage advertising this book, I copy here the comments I got for Process of Illumination, you can add yours as well if you read it.

In the middle of a prison riot, DUTCH Giovanni is taken over by ancient memories, from a past hundreds of years ago in the time of the Ancient Roman Empire. The hospital staff smells sea water on Dutch’s breath, as if Dutch had just come from out of the sea. Across the Atlantic, Swanlake, paralysed and in wheelchair, is having “fits” that have her parents believing she’s possessed. But it is neither sickness, nor possession. It is the awakening of two old souls, the rebirth of a promise born in a poem, and the soulmates destined for one another. But they must fight to reach each other. Dutch must escape from the maximum security prison in the Arizona desert, and Swan must escape her wheelchair. A battle awaits and each must face their destiny. From Chinese Triade to the Italian mafia, through the streets of Los Angeles to the bay of Napoli, they will have to make the right choices, as ancient enemies rise from the past to defeat their fight for life and love. A MEMORY OF FOREVER searches the arenas of the metaphysical pull of the soul to find, to seek out, to love someone as two ancient soulmates awake in the modern day, and must fight insurmountable odds to be one again. This soul-connected story taps into ancient Roman times, capturing the tragedy of 79 AD Vesuvius' eruption, and winds its way smoothly into the modern era where two ancient souls, worlds apart, are compelled to seek each other, driven by their intuition, and wiles. As Swan and Dutch search each other out, they are wrapped in a game of deadly hide and seek with forces good and evil. If only they knew which was which! A book better titled Soulmates…

OTHER COMMENTS: “One begins on an adventure, embroiled in the dark world of criminal syndicates, only to find oneself torn by the passion of two people who must be living. They must, or Caldwell’s imagination is unmatchable.” (F. D. Dedrick) “Kick... Finally a book for men and women. Sex and sensuality. It is foreplay for better things to come. And Dutch’s luck is god-sent. Sequel?” (Frank S.) “.. heaven’s doors must be open to Karl, for his characterizations are angelic. The unfolding adventure has never been seen before! A must read!” (B. L. Rein) “The twenty-first centuries new writer. K. L. Caldwell. A Memory of Forever is outstanding. A must read for men and women” (Julie R.) “Karl’s love scenes make you look away, nearly embarrassed by the lifelike intrusion into Dutch and Swanlake’s intimacy. Yet, I could not keep away for long. Par excellence!!!” (M. Metzgar) “Karl’s written himself into a new style : fast but slow revelations, carrying us on the wave of curiosity, that need to keep reading. A new talent.” (Spencer J.) “Well, as it always happens when you have a book written by Karl in your hands, you can’t read it in more than a week, because you feel that you MUST know how things will go on. Everything is perfect in this novel and while you go through it, you can only be amazed by how Karl is able to write exactly what you needed to read…” (Elisabetta M.) “What began as action led to love, which led to darker yet infinitely deeper questions of the definition of life, and more importantly, love. Excellent. ” (D. Ann) “This novel is a wild spin through emotions and continents, jumping genres like a seasoned pro. Dutch Giovanni wakes in a prison, and Serena in a wheelchair, each with memories of another each other, in ancient Southern Italy, where their love was born of a poem. Their combined instincts are all that can save them, in a head-long rush towards one another, while forces combine to fight their re-unification. Thankfully, the author has provided us with their tragic history, circa 79 AD, and thus the believable cross-over is just that, a given. The interesting plot-line, and use of philosophical metaphors attaching significance to the age old question, are mutually thrilling. For those who don’t understand the query: "Is my Soulmate out there in the world?" You can rest assured that by the end of reading Caldwell’s masterful story, you’ll have the urge to go seeking him or her yourself, should you find yourself momentarily single.” (B. Rhine).

You can find a review of A Memory of Forever written by Laura Selmek in the issue of September 22 of the Independent College (www.independentcollegian.com), the right link is: http://www.independentcollegian.com/media/paper678/news/2005/09/22/ArtsLife/Love-Spans.Time.In.memory-994296.shtml Here is anyway the review “Some may describe soul mates as a single soul living in two bodies. By this definition, K.L. Caldwell's "A Memory of Forever" is a story of one soul living in four bodies. First, it dwells in Roman newlyweds Julius and Swanlake in 79 AD. The couple escapes the turmoil following the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius, only to be overtaken by a shark while trying to elude the ash and lava by fleeing into the sea. They vow for their souls to know each other forever, and with their deaths the couple are reborn and destined to meet again. In the present time, Dutch Giovanni is overtaken by a past life memory of Julius during a prison riot in present-day Arizona. He's locked in a basement, and begins to have seizures where a prison nurse smells sea water on his breath, as though Dutch had drowned in the sea. This experience begins a journey to Genoa, Italy - and to his other half. At the same time, in Genoa, Swanlake awakens as Serena, paralyzed and in a wheelchair. Her parents believe she is having "fits" and is possessed by evil spirits. Neither Serena nor Dutch are sick or possessed by spirits. What's really happening is the awakening of two old souls, reborn from the promise in a poem. As the couple draws closer to one another, each escapes the limitations of their daily lives and the ancient characters Julius and Swanlake are born anew. K.L. Caldwell's poetic words artistically depict the ancient Roman era, striving to shed light upon the injustices of the world and trying to expose the current corruptions our world still suffers from. While the concept of soul mates may be difficult for some to believe in, they'll have no choice but to believe in the love that clearly exists between Julius and Swanlake. Caldwell brings the characters to life with his vivid description of their thoughts and feelings. His avid attention to detail makes the setting very real and very dangerous. While the story is interesting, the beginning flashbacks can be confusing. Instead of diving into and becoming engrossed in the story, readers must gently wade into the waters and become familiar with the original characters' pasts before caring about their present. Critic's Conclusion: Despite confusing flashbacks, once you care about the characters you'll be captivated. Three-and-a-half stars out of five.”