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Treading on the Past
- A Journey to Supportive Housing
- Narrated by: Andrew Doyle
- Length: 1 hr and 57 mins
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Treading on the Past
Narrated by:
Andrew Doyle
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Publisher's Summary
John Campbell takes you on a arduous and havenless journey, forged after the death of his stepfather and traumatic episode with his mother. John is committed to a mental institution for schizophrenia, but eventually escapes. During his search for his sanity while roaming the streets in the Bowery, he gets entangled with reality and his inner voice , Israel. Now, John's challenge begins! Will he conquer over his crafty rival or remain in bondage inside his mind! Go-ahead, push play-sit back, relax, and join John on his journey!
©2014, 2021 Geraldine Ross (P)2021 Geraldine Ross
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