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Roger Burkholder Discusses Nuclear Age Novel <br>
At The Yale Bookstore on June 20<br>
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Roger Burkholder reading from and signing copies of his novel, How Did
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Monday, June 20, 2005 at 4:30 p.m.<br>
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</b></font>The Yale Bookstore, 77 Broadway, New Haven, CT<br>
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</b></font>Belonging to the first generation of students never to have
experienced a time without the possibility of nuclear war, C. J., Jack,
and Leah, in their sometimes assured and other times hesitant movements
toward each other, are struggling in the direction of a future they have
always known they may not have. Then a crisis is brought to all
three lives by a psychiatrist involved in a pursuit of definitions of
global sanity. It is a crisis the psychiatrist comes to share and
which soon begins to give voice to what, prior to this remarkably
constructive book, had been silences central to our time.
Respectfully nonviolent, this coming-of-age novel builds into an
insightful exploration of quandaries within art, science, and the
humanities.
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Author: </b></font>Roger Burkholder has been involved with
pacifistic nonviolence throughout his lifetime. As a visual artist
and author, he has incorporated his pleasing nonviolent ideals into his
works, which include his 1992 visual art show <i>Silences.<br>
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