About the book

The Tent by Kealan Patrick Burke

Reading profile

Inward-looking, contemplative and open-ended; a moderate read.

Best for readers like The Mindful Reader. Which reader are you?

Insights from The Tent

“A tent is just a house made of fabric and hope.”

Camping represents the ultimate vulnerability. You are basically sleeping in a thin nylon bag while the whole world watches from the shadows.

Regret weighs more than any camping gear. Those men dragged their past mistakes into the woods and let them fester in the dark.

“Fear is a contagion.”

Groups have a strange way of turning on each other when things get quiet. Isolation doesn't bring people together. It just exposes the cracks.

Nature isn't always beautiful or peaceful. Sometimes the woods feel like they are actively trying to push you out.

Details
Published
2006
ISBN
9781985863781
Language
EN

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