Running to Paradise

Running to Paradise by Bruce Arnold, published by Abacus in 1991, is the fourth and final volume of The Coppinger Chronicle. This edition, written in English and spanning 266 pages, follows a boy who, after enduring a tormented adolescence, has become a writer on fine art in London. As he navigates a passionless love affair, he finds himself drawn back into the tumultuous life of his reprobate father.
Readers will encounter a narrative that delves into themes of family dynamics and personal struggle, set against the backdrop of the early 1960s. The story explores the complexities of relationships and the impact of a troubled upbringing on one’s adult life. This volume continues the exploration of contemporary issues within the framework of literature and fiction, providing insight into the protagonist’s journey as he confronts his past and the legacy of his father’s choices.
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The fourth and final volume of The Coppinger Chronicle. In the early 1960s, the boy who endured a tormented adolescence is now a writer on fine art in London and engaged in a passionless love affair. Then he is plunged once again into the dramatic whirlpool of his reprobate father’s life.
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