Tinkers: 10th Anniversary Edition
by Paul Harding
On his deathbed, clock repairman George Washington Crosby drifts between the present and memories of his itinerant father, tracing a quiet life shaped by time, illness, and the natural world.
About This Book
Tinkers is a contemplative novel centered on the final days of George Washington Crosby, a clock repairman confronting his mortality.
The narrative moves between the present and vivid recollections of his father, a traveling salesman with epilepsy, and the rhythms of rural New England life.
Through precise, poetic language, the book explores themes of time, memory, and the quiet beauty found in ordinary existence.
Readers encounter a deeply reflective story that values stillness and the passage of generations over dramatic events.
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