No-Man’s-Land

A contemporary novel that explores the difference between cruelty and savagery, between stupidity and ignorance, partly in the interest of a comparison to what is traditionally meant by the benefits of civilization. We are given the opportunity to search in ourselves for what we mean by personal growth in comparison to the progress of the human race. The writer does not always guard against injury to popular sentimentality. However, as in the case of every truly contemporary novel, all content is symbolic, not sensational.