Isbn: 9798273205567 - shadows of innocence:: a memoir of violence, fragmented minds, and a town that looked away (6 risultati)

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Ethan Denison grew up in a rust-belt town that perfected the art of looking away.Between a father who taught obedience through brutality and a stepfather whose addiction weaponized the home, Ethan learned to build rooms inside his mind - companions, alibis, and names - to hold what he could not survive alone. 'Shadows of Innocence' is the harrowing account of those rooms: the blanket buried under concrete, the tape over a child's mouth, the mask in a window, and the ghostly friend named Oliver who becomes both refuge and accusation.Part memoir, part clinical observation, this is a slow, unforgiving study of how communities, institutions, and family bargains produce both victims and monsters. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Ethan Denison grew up in a rust-belt town that perfected the art of looking away.Between a father who taught obedience through brutality and a stepfather whose addiction weaponized the home, Ethan learned to build rooms inside his mind - companions, alibis, and names - to hold what he could not survive alone. "Shadows of Innocence" is the harrowing account of those rooms: the blanket buried under concrete, the tape over a child's mouth, the mask in a window, and the ghostly friend named Oliver who becomes both refuge and accusation.Part memoir, part clinical observation, this is a slow, unforgiving study of how communities, institutions, and family bargains produce both victims and monsters. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Ethan Denison grew up in a rust-belt town that perfected the art of looking away.Between a father who taught obedience through brutality and a stepfather whose addiction weaponized the home, Ethan learned to build rooms inside his mind - companions, alibis, and names - to hold what he could not survive alone. "Shadows of Innocence" is the harrowing account of those rooms: the blanket buried under concrete, the tape over a child's mouth, the mask in a window, and the ghostly friend named Oliver who becomes both refuge and accusation.Part memoir, part clinical observation, this is a slow, unforgiving study of how communities, institutions, and family bargains produce both victims and monsters. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…