Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Now Released: Cross On Me – A Novel By Arie Uittenbogaard

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A brilliant man flees from reality and drives in a panic from scientific Boston to the wilderness of Alaska. When his father learns of his son's plight, he sets out to find him. Before they can meet again, both men must pay an ultimate price.

In his ambitious, literary epic, Dutch-born author Arie Uittenbogaard shows the north American continent through the eyes of two displaced foreigners who are desperately looking for each other. Their quest takes them from the latest scientific findings to the ancient wisdoms of the Bible, from the Dutch city of Leiden to the arctic shore of Alaska, from the howling infinite of fiction and the squalls of madness to the folly of knowledge and the essence of redemption.
Cross On Me follows the trail blazed by Dante and Bunyan, and shows a modern day and unlikely Nazarene whose powerful father has to relinquish everything, follow his son into his grave and raise him from the death he died.

Arie Uittenbogaard is a former maritime engineer who moved to Massachusetts to study theology. He worked on cargo and cruise ships and spent most of his summers in Alaska. Today he and his wife live in Belgium and Serbia.
Arie Uittenbogaard publishes Bible studies, short stories and poetry in both English and Dutch. Cross On Me is his first full length novel in English.

Cross On Me was published by Abarim Publications and printed by iUniverse. It is available from online booksellers such as Amazon.com, Borders and Barnes and Noble. Cross On Me can also be read entirely online at http://www.crossonme.com/.

1 comment:

  1. My name is Dick Prinzing. I’ve been teaching introductory Biblical Hebrew in my community since 2002. Presently I’m writing my own text / work book for Christians who work hard all day at their jobs, yet they want to know what the scriptures say in its original language. They don’t have the time and energy to take a college level course.


    In my text book I write out my Hebrew terms in the Hebrew script, give the transliteration and also the English translation. Therefore, in preparing my book, I needed a web site that provided the Hebrew script along with the word analysis. Your web site, especially in the area of analyzing Biblical names, has been a blessing to me. Thank you!


    Dick Prinzing (Rockford, Illinois)

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