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Since the time of Aristotle, political philosophers have noted that those who live in cities have a different sensibility than those who live in the countryside. As the suburbs continued to citify and the exurbs died, the difference between the two became more and more pronounced. The Cyclist is about a traveler that bridges the gap between these two cultures: city and country, urban and rural. Gabriel's path ipresents a twist that makes The Cyclist a love story for the ages. Enjoy the ride.

Since the time of Aristotle, political philosophers have noted that those who live in cities have a different sensibility than those who live in the countryside. As the suburbs continued to citify and the exurbs died, the difference between the two became more and more pronounced. The Cyclist is about a traveler that bridges the gap between two cultures: city and country, urban and rural. Gabriel's path presents a twisting end that makes The Cyclist a love story for the ages. Enjoy the ride.. J R Ruiz, 2021 Publishing Futures A provocative meditation on family, growth, and our capacity for second chances, The Cyclist: A Love Story for the Ages by A.W. Stripling is a heartfelt novel of leaving home, and the things we leave behind. At times reminiscent of Kerouac's The Town and the City in its reflections, but far more pared-down in its prose, there are strong sentiments at play here... 2021 by selfpublishingreview.com

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Written by A. W. Stripling, Jr. The author currently resides in Portland, Oregon with his German Shepherd Gracie. He holds a degree in Psychology from Ole Miss and enjoys interacting with people in whatever way possible. When he is not writing, you will often see him walking the streets of Portland listening to music and enjoying a honey-cinnamon latte from his favorite coffee shop. He dabbles in electronics and loves brainstorming about things like marketing, autonomous vehicles, and the exploration of the human mind. While evenings are spent writing his next books, he currently works with his family and a COVID-Era launched non-profit, iNSL.org, helping children learn about STEM using auto racing as a virtual platform.

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