“At the end of each therapy session, I waited for an evaluation, a clinical judgment, some kind of pronouncement on "my condition." I hoped I suffered from something serious, a clear syndrome, maybe requiring heavy medication and hospitalization. I pictured myself wearing a robe and paper slippers and looking out of a window with bars on it. I wanted to be relieved of the responsibility of taking any action to help myself.”
Quote by Ken Dornstein
Work
The Boy Who Fell Out of the Sky
This novel delves into the life of a young boy who defies the laws of nature by falling from the sky. The narrative follows his journey as he grapples with his newfound existence and the mysteries surrounding his origin. The story intertwines elements of fantasy and coming-of-age, offering readers a thought-provoking exploration of identity and the search for belonging. more
Author
Ken Dornstein
Ken Dornstein, born in 1969, is a seasoned editor with over two decades of experience in the media and publishing industries. He has worked for several well-known media organizations, responsible for editing and content review. more
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