Description
Short Stories
Written by Roger Sheffer
Set within music and choral singing, Sheffer’s stories are filled with human frailty and gentle humor. Each story focuses, to one degree or another, on the elusiveness of perfection, the compromises that musicians must always make.
“Music of the Inner Lakes is a tightly knit but beautifully modulated collection of stories about the loss and recovery of music, a metaphor for aging and remembrance, death and rebirth. When the hand cannot play, when the voice cracks, when the choir begins to disintegrate, that is the exact moment Mr. Sheffer begins his deft exploration of one life’s ending, another’s turning toward new commitments and love.”-Eugene Garber, author of Metaphysical Tales and The Historian: Six Fantasies of the American Experience
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