Author Bruce Warren Heydt’s Newly Released “Things Unseen” is Storybook Character Elisha Bookbinder’s Quest to Find Answers About His Existence
MOUNT JOY, Pa. (PRWEB) March 15, 2018 -- “Things Unseen”: the tale of a man who realizes he is just a character in a book. “Things Unseen” is the creation of published author, Bruce Warren Heydt. Bruce has spent twenty-three years in the trade and consumer magazine publishing business. He was first employed by The Chilton Company in Radnor, Pennsylvania then by Primedia Special Interest Publications in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. For most of the time, he served as the managing editor for British Heritage magazine. His freelance feature articles have appeared in such publications as Historic Traveler, American History Illustrated, Christian History and Biography, The Annals of Eastern Pennsylvania, which is published by the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference of the United Methodist Church, and Reader's Digest Books. Most recently, Bruce has filled the role of teaching pastor for Millersville Community Church of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He currently lives with his wife, Susan in Mount Joy, Pennsylvania. Bruce is the father of three children. Scott, Ben, and Kristin helped inspire this book. His passions include reading, writing, doing research, and pursuing his purpose.
“Is he real? Does he have free will? Whom should he share his discovery with, if he dare share it at all? Are the author’s intentions noble or wicked? Can Elisha make contact with his creator and if so, should he? And most troubling of all, why do the people he crosses paths with seem to meet such unfortunate ends?” --Bruce Warren Heydt
Published by Christian Faith Publishing, Bruce Warren Heydt’s new book explores what it would be like to be nothing more than a character in a book.
For those who have ever wondered what it would be like to be a character in a novel, bookseller Elisha Bookbinder is about to discover the answer to that very question. What once seemed like nothing more than a rhetorical question quickly becomes reality for this ironically named merchandiser. Elisha Bookbinder has become convinced that he and everyone he has ever met are really characters in a fictional tale being crafted by an unseen author.
At first, he finds his epiphany deeply disturbing. As Elisha comes to grips with his startling new worldview, he wrestles with its weighty implications. He does not know if he is real or even has free will. He does not know if his author’s intentions are noble or wicked. As Elisha searches for understanding and purpose, his questions and the answers for those questions turn out to be not so different from those of real people living in the real world.
View a synopsis of “Things Unseen” on YouTube.
Consumers can purchase“Things Unseen” at traditional brick & mortar bookstores, or online at Amazon.com, Apple iTunes store, or Barnes and Noble.
For additional information or inquiries about “Things Unseen”, contact the Christian Faith Publishing media department at 866-554-0919.
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