A man gets stranded on a deserted island and having no idea how, when, or where he is and overcoming every type of obstacle there is. Not only is he physically challenged, but mentally as well. His psyche won't endure this torment much longer. Read as he tries to find his way home. Or has home already found him?
This story is told in first person present tense. The narrative's tense may change sometimes for a short moment to past tense only when the character reflects upon something that has happened. I.e. a dream, reading something, etc. There is no journal. He has a pen and a notepad, but he doesn't use it as a journal. The title says journal because he tells this story in present tense and every time he speaks it serves as a journal entry.
Also, this story is almost entirely in English, just a couple of dialogues in Spanish. No big deal, it's still fully comprehensible, so pop up that google translate.
Enjoy the book everyone, thanks for the read, I appreciate it.
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A Hopeless Journal for A Helpless Man
Misterio / SuspensoA man gets stranded on a deserted island and having no idea how, when, or where he is and overcoming every type of obstacle there is. Not only is he physically challenged, but mentally as well. His psyche won't endure this torment much longer. Read...
