Rumi Revisited
Rumi Revisited by Craig Wells, published by Amazon Digital Services LLC in October 2019, is a literary work that explores the complexities of love, identity, and cultural heritage. Set against the backdrop of 1964 Los Angeles, the narrative follows Cody, a young man grappling with personal and familial challenges. His life takes a tumultuous turn as he falls in love with Malia, a member of the nearly extinct Native American Chumash tribe, while also navigating the harsh realities imposed by his father and the societal upheaval of the Watts riots.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of themes woven throughout the story, including the clash of cultures and the quest for belonging. As Cody embarks on a perilous journey to rescue Malia from a demonic warrior named Rami, he confronts his own limitations and the weight of his father’s legacy. The narrative delves into the bonds of friendship and the struggle for redemption, featuring characters like Mr. Ozzard, a Persian refugee with haunting tales of faith and betrayal. This edition comprises 123 pages and is presented in English, inviting readers to engage with a poignant exploration of human resilience and the search for connection amidst chaos.
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In 1964, white in LA is the color of convenience. But for Cody, nothing in life is convenient. He falls in love with Malia who is from the nearly extinct Native American Chumash tribe. He is befriended by Mr. Ozzard-a Persian refuge with grandiose, scary tales of faith and betrayal. To add to his angst, and alienation, his father, an Okie during the depression, treats Cody harshly; no different than how his own father did. Watts riots erupt. Malia is kidnapped by a demonic warrior called Rami from the ancient Chokki clan whose brothers were killed by Mr. Ozzard’s father. He has mistaken her for Mr. Ozzard’s daughter, Eishea. As a boy, Cody must rescue her. As the man he cannot become, he relies on the strength his father has beaten into him. With the help of Malia’s uncle and Mr. Ozzard and whatever God is conveniently available, armed with a mythical dagger as deadly as a sliver of ice he has stolen from Rami, Cody forges onward as if a cavalry soldier without a horse. First, he must find Malia before he can save Eishea who will most likely be tortured by Rami.
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