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    Mr. Schlepper
    Mr. Schlepper
    Mr. Schlepper
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    Mr. Schlepper

    By Ian Gabriel Mitchell

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    The stagnation of middle-class suburban adult existence is taking its toll on Adam Schlepper, a depressed high school English teacher finally coming face-to-face with the void of meaning in his life. But when he suddenly finds himself interfacing with his recently deceased father in dreams all too real, Mr. Schlepper is forced to confront issues with both himself and his family in order to move forward. Told from multiple points of view, the novel weaves through different perspectives and understandings, giving each character their own unique voice.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIan Gabriel Mitchell
    Release dateFeb 3, 2021
    ISBN9781005017200
    Mr. Schlepper
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    Ian Gabriel Mitchell

    Ian Gabriel Mitchell is a musician, producer, author and philosopher. Aside from his debut novel, Alternate University, he has released four albums under the alias, River Runner, which were tracked, mixed, and mastered by himself. He currently lives in Nashville, TN.

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