Bill GreenFREUD AND THE NAZIS GO SURFING
February 25th 2010 05:12
This is unashamed promotion of the third edition of my novel, Freud and the Nazis Go Surfing. It was first published a decade or so ago (Pan Macmillan) to rave reviews. It is now available on Amazon.
All its themes are current today. It's not just a half-smart title, but one that represents the world that many people struggle to cope with no matter how tuned in they may imagine themselves to be.
Rachel, a survivor of Hitler's death camps is recovering at a holiday boarding house in a surfing town and fifteen year old Jim discovers how the world has been as he has been growing up. The surf culture he loves becomes incidental as new paths appear. A returned soldier who idolises Nazism and is persecuting Rachel, lights a circles of fires around the town and a terrible game of survival begins.
Jim and his surfing companion Gillian become lovers but how can they make sense of the beauty and terror around them?
THE SCREENPLAY I ADAPTED FROM THE NOVEL WAS CHOSEN FOR WORK SHOPPING AT SUNDANCE, AND WAS SOLD TO AN L.A. PRODUCTION HOUSE. LATER TO ROADSHOW COOTE AND CARROL WHERE IT LANGUISHES IN TURNAROUND.
All its themes are current today. It's not just a half-smart title, but one that represents the world that many people struggle to cope with no matter how tuned in they may imagine themselves to be.
Rachel, a survivor of Hitler's death camps is recovering at a holiday boarding house in a surfing town and fifteen year old Jim discovers how the world has been as he has been growing up. The surf culture he loves becomes incidental as new paths appear. A returned soldier who idolises Nazism and is persecuting Rachel, lights a circles of fires around the town and a terrible game of survival begins.
Jim and his surfing companion Gillian become lovers but how can they make sense of the beauty and terror around them?
THE SCREENPLAY I ADAPTED FROM THE NOVEL WAS CHOSEN FOR WORK SHOPPING AT SUNDANCE, AND WAS SOLD TO AN L.A. PRODUCTION HOUSE. LATER TO ROADSHOW COOTE AND CARROL WHERE IT LANGUISHES IN TURNAROUND.
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