Monday, March 7, 2016

Spotlight: The Passion of Jazz by Nicholas Bridgman



Nicholas Bridgman has released a free collection of short stories, The Passion of Jazz and Other Short Stories, on Smashwords.  The collection delves into finding beauty and love in unexpected places.  It begins by following two young classical music proteges who discover their passion for jazz and for each other at a summer music academy, and who meet fifteen years later and have to face the potential relationship they lost. In "No One There to Listen," a family vacation to the Grand Canyon goes horribly wrong, with the family members unable to express their love for each other until it is too late. In "Grandfather's Gift," a man has to lose everything to discover the love behind a gift his grandfather sent him from beyond the grave. In "Lost in the Woods," two American study abroad students in England have a harrowing time lost in a wood on their way home from Dublin, creating an unlikely bond between them.  Finally, in "Sleep," a man with schizophrenia traverses the forensic mental health system and finds that sleeping his time away serves as a strangely beautiful coping skill.

The collection is available for free in the e-book format of your choice at Smashwords.


You could learn more about Nicholas at    http://www.nicholasbridgman.com

About the Author



 Nicholas holds a B.A. in Rhetoric from U.C. Berkeley.  He has written numerous essays for the major, as well as for scientific research for his Ecology degree.  After graduating, he took up writing fiction, and he has written over 50 short stories and a novel.

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