"The Death Of Love" is a literary work by M. Scott Ault. It's described as a "dark, experimental examination into many of the various aspects of love, both positive and negative, carried out through literary vignettes both real and imagined."

Brief:
    Follow our faithless narrator as he makes a beleaguered return HOME after many months on the road.. only to find that the heart he craved no longer beat the stacatto tattoo rhythm of his name.

Longer:
    Travel weary and beleaguered, our narrator makes a hasty and broken return trip HOME after nearly 12 months on the road. And, for our hapless narrator, "on the road" means.. sleeping under bridges, hitch hiking in the rain.. cycling across the desert (on a bicycle of no consequence and with a name to follow).. eating 'The Best Pizza In The World' ... criss crossing the continent time and again, all alone and travel weary he returns to his beloved mountain town for rest and respite. But, the warm, loving embrace of The One whom was so eagerly awaiting his arrival... was just not to be.

    It took seven days to cross this continent.. 6 days of hard work and one day off anticipated approach as the mountains grew in ominous beauty before his eyes. And, just as God herself took a break on that there 7th day, so~ too~ did that one heart that seemed to ring out to his own claxon soul. She was no longer patiently waiting his arrival... and there was no explanation as to why. It just was.... find out more when the movie comes out.. target release: June 2012.


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is described as a "psycho spiritual examination into determinism and existentialism carried out through first- person narrative structure." Literary development explores various social mores and motives as exhibited by the narrational characters geographic and interpersonal meanderings juxtaposed by his mental and emotional interactivity and growth