Published in 1990 by Fine-Lit.
“Through these works, Serge Liberman strengthens his claim upon his own highly individual niche in Australian writing.”
Contents:
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- The Storyteller
- Praised be Murdoch, Blessed be The Serahim (available to read here)
- Summers (available to read here)
- Music (available to read here)
- The Disciple (available to read here)
- Requiem (available to read here)
- Under the Footbridge (available to read here)
- The Canal (available to read here)
- Isaac Alttseit-Liberator of the Jews (available to read here)
- The Parapet at Braken Bay (available to read here)
- Catherine (available to read here)
- Giuseppe Giuliani (available to read here)
The Mozart Requiem marks a turning-point in the lives of two young people; an adolescent aspiring to be a writer stands at the threshold of his literary mission; a doctor discovers personal implications in another man’s death; three musicians play for their very lives; a school reunion turns surreal; the apostle Paul sees not one vision but two; a visitor to New York is drawn into the search by its myriad inhabitants for personal salvation.
These stories and others are peopled by disciples and martyrs, heretics and pilgrim souls; they tell of janitors and students, revolutionaries and common folk; and evoke folklorish princes and biblical figures, would-be converts and human saints.