For fifty years, E.M. Anderson has lived in a hut in the hills of Vancouver Island. He has also done humanitarian work in Africa, the Middle East, and India, and is a carrier of wood and water for life. He has written novels for fifty years.
In the tumultuous fires of the American Civil War, a young New York poet suffers a tumult of tense visions of past and future after a journalistic misadventure in the Holy Land. At the home of his ship chandler benefactor of Beirut, he meets his muse, the daring daughter. Back in New York, he is abs...
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