Matt Kambic joins us to celebrate the release of his book, A Small Bite Out of Eternity. He will be joined in conversation by Ken Gormley, President of Duquense University. Following the talk, there will be time for Q&A with the audience and book signing.
Want to pre-order your copy of the book? You can do so here.
About the book:
What happens to faith...when faith becomes certainty?
October first was Emma Green's birthday. She and her husband Abel took a lazy Saturday morning stroll down into Frick Park, a 600 acre sylvan getaway, well-loved by the Pittsburgh communities that surround it.
In a hidden alcove, they happened on a small apple tree. Tempted, Emma took a bite, then offered the apple to her husband. He, too, took a bite. At that moment, eternity yawned open, plunging them headlong into a metaphysical reckoning that would shatter the core of what they believed and expose what their hearts had denied. As the couple sought for answers in this uproar, three new souls would announce their arrival - and by their very existence, deliver a supernatural reality into the realm of faith.
Something else, though, had arrived. It was a time of miracles, and not all of them were Holy.
About the author:
Matt Kambic was born and grew up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. After a successful career as a creative professional, most recently at Carnegie Mellon University, he moved to New Zealand and finished his first book, Everest Rising. Published by Science Thriller Media out of California, the novel won two awards, including the New Zealand Mountain Book & Film Festival award for Best Fiction. Matt has since co-written The Last Voyage of the S.S. Panglossian (with Matt Kennedy), and written and directed a stage play for theatre, The Sherpa & the Beekeeper ~ Summit on Everest. He recently completed another play, Ultraviolet Blackbody Catastrophe, about quantum physics. He is currently releasing his latest book: a small bite out of Eternity ~ the Square Miracles.
