KABBALAH
by
Book Details
About the Book
"Three men who grew up together in a tough Pittsburgh neighborhood-a football hero destroyed by drugs and spurious promise, a rabbi who doubts his abilities and calling, a bitter policeman eaten up by fear and envy-are linked again by a seemingly senseless killing. The ancient Jewish mystical tract known as the Kabbalah plays an important-and completely unforced-part in Milton's tense story, which ends up in a beautifully realized series of chilling scenes in Venice, California."-The Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
About the Author
David Scott Milton is a prize-winning novelist, playwright, and screenwriter. ?Paradise Road? won the Mark Twain Journal award for ?significant contribution to American literature.? His play, ?Duet?, appeared on Broadway. Its star, Ben Gazzara, was nominated for a Tony award. Milton teaches graduate playwriting and screenwriting at the University of Southern California. He lives in Tehachapi, California.