Out of Nowhere

Andrew Price

Synopsis

Set in Australia, the story unfolds throughout decades of one man’s life as we are drawn into the unprecedented sensorial experience of Andrew: the protagonist; touching, permeating seemingly parallel dimensions of life through the expansion of his own self at times connecting with another magnified reality invisible to most people. A dense partly physical and mindful occurrence, propelling and pausing in turns and along an often difficult soul search, dotted by not so casual outwards connections coming and going as a result of an explosion of awareness coming out of nowhere, trespassing boundaries of time and space; all starting from a life changing event that will affect the course of Andrew’s existence leading him on a path made of wisdom, presence in the moment, uncommon solitude stemming from an awakened, enhanced equally self-less and self-full more than a spiritual entity.Andrew Price. Born in 1970 & grew up rurally as the eldest of 4 boys riding horses & motorbikes.After struggling financially in his younger years, he has become a successful businessman & entrepreneur.In recent years he has used his success to set up the start-up – AIP Foundation, which has funded a number of cultural & environmental projects & organisations around the country with the objective to create awareness & make the world a better place. Writing is a natural gift for him and Out of Nowhere is one of his most compelling books to date.

Disponible depuis: 18/04/2025.

Fiction contemporaine

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