Life doesn’t always move forward in straight lines. Some stories reflect that pause. Take a Look at Me Now by Robert P Crane Book Tour
Some stories begin at the point where things start to unravel. Take a Look at Me Now by Robert Crane centers on a family dealing with disruption and the slow adjustment that follows.
Bubby Welter’s coming of age is marked by upheaval when his mother Carrie suffers a mental breakdown. Her illness alters their relationship, leaving both of them emotionally stranded. As Carrie retreats, Bubby struggles to manage his own unraveling life.
A failed robbery brings embarrassment, a close friendship teeters on collapse, and the consequences of being misled deepen his sense of anger. With no clear path forward, Bubby turns toward the father he has never known.
The search becomes a confrontation with identity, absence, and unresolved pain. Take a Look at Me Now explores emotional inertia, family fracture, and the quiet uncertainty of growing up when stability disappears.
Robert Crane is an American writer who writes literary fiction: short stories, novels, plays and poetry. Boone is his previous novel.
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