You Won't Believe How This Berry Takes You to Another Dimension
Jun 9, 2020
Coupled with a higher level of imagery, the author aims to stretch readers’ imagination in a saga.
Pittsburg, Jun 9, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - Dreamberries by Kenneth Marston is a fictional play of the author's mind in a bizarre, eerie, and peculiar moment encapsulated in a saga. Kenneth elevates another kind of imagery that is a symbol of a berry: enabling the ability to cause the person to eat them to travel through time. With the innovative use of the literary device, readers will surely love the revelations and adventures the book has offered.
"As characters move through the plot of Marston's novel, they occupy the bodies of others in this time traveling fantasy. With the ability of the author's time travelers to go from male to female and back again, he does a good job of keeping their many identities straight in what otherwise might have been a confusing traipse through the centuries. The plot moves rapidly as James and his companions search for evidence to convict the Sullivans. The premise is intriguing as there is not only a fantasy element to the novel but also an aspect of the supernatural, which is handily tied into the physicality of time travel. This novel "the first foray into fiction by the author" shows an ambitious scope of ideas and a unique take on the time travel genre. It is a many-faceted work that delves into such themes as extraterrestrials, the vast potential of the mind, and medical experiments," says Michael Radon of US Review of Books.
Kenneth was born and raised in Massachusetts and has lived in New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, and New Jersey. He has an Associate of Arts Degree in Liberal Arts. His first book, Dreamberries, took him eleven years to finish. His second book, What Are You Scared of Now? Overcoming Phobias and Life's Anxieties, was an autobiographical book about his struggles with many phobias and how he defeated them. Lastly, his latest book, Bear on the Stairs, shares an illustrated biographical book about his son, Neill, who suffered from Asperger's Syndrome.
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