Chasing the Wolf by Nathan Singer

Chasing the Wolf
A novel in 4/4 time

192 pages | cloth | 978-1932557-14-5 | $19.95

When a young artist and the woman he loves find themselves imprisoned within a moment intime between present day New York and Mississippi 1938, they attempt to make sense of a world in which they can't seem to fit and find their place in the "center of the Universe." But there are stones in their pass way, and hellhounds on their trail. At times both bleak and redemptive--much like the Blues itself--Chasing the Wolf is a surprisingly tender look into the madness of love, the madness of hate, and the dark secrets that lie along the banks of the muddy Mississippi.

Praise for Chasing the Wolf

"Singer's freewheeling prose style moves the story at a brisk pace."
—Publisher's Weekly

"A rollicking dash through space and time."
—Booklist

"[T]here is a weightiness throughout that begs for this story to be considered more than mere entertainment."
—The Shepherd Express

"This isnt normally the kind of book Id pick up, but the premise intrigued me, so I started reading. I can tell you that I was definitely glad I did. Chasing the Wolf is a fast read not even 200 pages but with so many levels of subtle action that you will want to savor each one. "
—Springfield News


	Chasing the Wolf A novel in 4/4 time 192 pages \| cloth \| 978-1932557-14-5 \| $19.95 When a young artist and the woman he loves find themselves imprisoned within a moment intime between present day New York and Mississippi 1938, they attempt to make sense of a world in which they can't seem to fit and find their place in the "center of the Universe." But there are stones in their pass way, and hellhounds on their trail. At times both bleak and redemptive--much like the Blues itself--Chasing the Wolf is a surprisingly tender look into the madness of love, the madness of hate, and the dark secrets that lie along the banks of the muddy Mississippi. Praise for Chasing the Wolf "Singer's freewheeling prose style moves the story at a brisk pace." —Publisher's Weekly "A rollicking dash through space and time." —Booklist "[T]here is a weightiness throughout that begs for this story to be considered more than mere entertainment." —The Shepherd Express "This isnt normally the kind of book Id pick up, but the premise intrigued me, so I started reading. I can tell you that I was definitely glad I did. Chasing the Wolf is a fast read not even 200 pages but with so many levels of subtle action that you will want to savor each one. " —Springfield News