Who wants to be normal anyway? New book: ‘Conditions’ by Christoph Fischer

Hi all:

As you know I’m  a bit busy writing but I promised you I would try and keep bringing you new books.

Today I bring you the newest work by an author who has visited us before (and I’ve had the pleasure of reading one of his novels and have more of his on my list), Christoph Fischer.

His new book, Conditions is receiving plenty of attention, and you’ll soon realise why:

Conditions by Christoph Fischer

When Charles and Tony’s mother dies the estranged brothers must struggle to pick up the pieces, particularly so given that one of them is mentally challenged and the other bitter about his place within the family.

 

The conflict is drawn out over materialistic issues, but there are other underlying problems which go to the heart of what it means to be part of a family which, in one way or another. has cast one aside.

 

Prejudice, misconceptions and the human condition in all forms feature in this contemporary drama revolving around a group of people who attend the subsequent funeral at the British South Coast.

 

Meet flamboyant gardener Charles, loner Simon, selfless psychic Elaine, narcissistic body-builder Edgar, Martha and her version of unconditional love and many others as they try to deal with the event and its aftermath.

Links:

http://www.amazon.com/Conditions-Christoph-Fischer-ebook/dp/B00NZ1VTBU/

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Conditions-Christoph-Fischer-ebook/dp/B00NZ1VTBU/

I wanted to share some of the reviews (all 5 stars) of the book, but they were all so detailed and so heartfelt that I didn’t manage to choose and I thought the fairest thing would be for you to go and see.

I’m sharing a couple of Christoph’s blogs also, as he shares the work of other writers and he’s an avid reader (so you’ll get plenty of reviews). And pay attention to the second blog, as Christoph is talking about the characters of his book, so you’ll get much more information…

General information:

http://www.christophfischerbooks.com/

Interviews, reviews, and a series about the characters in his book:

http://writerchristophfischer.wordpress.com/

And here is my review for Sebastian in case you missed it:

https://olganm.wordpress.com/2014/09/02/review-of-sebastian-the-three-nations-trilogy-book-2-by-christoph-fischer-a-chronicle-of-turbulent-times-and-memorable-characters/

Thanks so much to Christoph Fischer for his visit, thanks to you all for reading, and you know the drill, like, share, comment and of course, don’t forget to CLICK!

Oh, Ronovan of Ronovan Writes fame has kindly agreed to having me as one more of his team working towards encouraging indie writers and helping promote their work at Literary World Interviews.

As I’m writing, writing, writing, I haven’t had much chance to create a lot of original content (other than the said writing), but as I keep reading I’ve managed to post a couple of reviews there and I leave you the links here (I debated reblogging but reblogs get me quite confused and I’d rather you visit the site directly, as there’s a lot of great content there).

Here:

http://litworldinterviews.wordpress.com/2014/11/05/book-review-by-olganm7-of-some-luck-by-jane-smiley/

http://litworldinterviews.wordpress.com/2014/11/05/book-review-by-olganm7-of-dead-drop-by-jesse-miles/

Thanks my friends!