Quiddity

Bill's hopes have been crushed by countless rejection letters and his life has descended into a sorrowful shadow of what it once was, but things are about to change. Jaz and Wade run a health food shop and they leave work to attend a festival in Devon. Little do they know that a mysterious old man awaits and the events that take place at the festival will change their lives forever. Set in London and at a New Age festival in Devon, Quiddity is a tale told in a wonderfully original way as the story weaves from one character to the next and back again in a beautifully flowing narrative without chapters. This unusual structure draws you in and cleverly underpins the underlying theme of interconnectedness. Filled with intrigue, mystery and strange coincidences, this novel will captivate readers and take them on a journey never to be forgotten. Edwin Page is the author of Where Seagulls Fly and a number of non-fiction books, including Ordinary Heroes: The Films of Danny Boyle. He has had numerous poems, short stories and articles published.