The thing I love about David Nichols is that he so easily start to tell us the story. No blindfolds, no sweet talk to take us into characters.
Love the atmosphere, it's so real, you can almost touch it, feel it. Like the Charlie Lewis, young sixteen years old boy, who's telling the story of his friends, high school, love, life, inevitable changes which are waiting for him. All that, twenty years later, while remembering this days of boy turns young man.
Nichols is simple, not fussy. Real.
Would like to know what happened to Charlie Lewis.
Love the atmosphere, it's so real, you can almost touch it, feel it. Like the Charlie Lewis, young sixteen years old boy, who's telling the story of his friends, high school, love, life, inevitable changes which are waiting for him. All that, twenty years later, while remembering this days of boy turns young man.
Nichols is simple, not fussy. Real.
Would like to know what happened to Charlie Lewis.