Listener Advisories: Mature Situations; Trigger Warning for Suicide
About The Author: Joseph Williams is an author of science fiction, fantasy, literary fiction, and horror who has published ten novels, four short story collections, and one essay. He graduated from Wayne State University in 2012 with a Master's degree (M.A.) in Creative Writing. His work has been anthologized alongside New York Times Bestselling Authors and Stoker Award winners such as Clive Barker, Jonathan Maberry, Tim Waggoner, Harlan Ellison, and Jack Ketchum. He lives in Farmington Hills, Michigan with his wife and three daughters. Book Title: Hallelujah: Exegesis of a Father’s Suicide Note Genre: Literary Fiction Book Synopsis: Raffaela Schlotter's father has just told her that he planned to kill himself six years ago. He'd had it all planned out, even crafting a lengthy suicide note titled HALLELUJAH explaining the decision. The only thing that prevented his suicide was the death of Raffa's mother a few weeks before the date he'd chosen to end it all. Now, he expects Raffa to smile through a family vacation after he 's shared the contents of his suicide note. As Raffa, her father, and her sister travel the eastern shores of Michigan, Raffa dissects the note as well as the fiction of her mentally ill father in the form of epistles to her late mother. She tries to understand the impact her father's mental health has had on his faith, marriage, parenting, and writing, and how it all relates to her newly awakened depression. As she annotates the manuscript, she worries that her father is on the verge of another suicide attempt and struggles to help him before it's too late. Find The Book: https://amzn.to/3XTOWJo Visit Joseph Williams’ Website: https://www.josephwilliamsfiction.com/ YouTube: https://youtu.be/O22kahnjI58 Spotify: https://shorturl.at/hMRCw
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