Trapped in Ohio
Trapped in Ohio by Michael Fidler, published by iUniverse in September 2006, is a 200-page work written in English. The narrative follows Matt Murphy, a history professor from Northern Illinois, whose anger over the 2004 presidential election results drives him to a drastic decision. He blames Ohio for the election outcome and embarks on a journey to Coshocton, armed with a gun he purchases for the first time, intending to confront his frustrations.
As Matt travels, he encounters a variety of eccentric characters that divert him from his original mission, leading to an exploration of his internal conflicts regarding violence and morality. The book blends elements of humor and suspense, delving into themes of culture, religion, and the complexities of human behavior. Readers will find a mix of thrilling moments and reflective vignettes that provide insight into Matt’s character and the societal issues he grapples with.
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Matt Murphy is a history professor in Northern Illinois who becomes very angry because of the presidential election results of 2004. He decides that someone in Ohio has to die because he blames that state for the horrific results of the election.
He purchases a gun for the first time and starts on the road to Coshocton Ohio, a town he chose by pointing blindly to a map. He is diverted from his mission to kill by the eccentric people he meets and his own conflict around killing. Matt’s character is explored in the present and with vignettes surrounding his life. Humor and suspense mix in an attempt to understand the interplay of culture, religion and violence.
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