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A meditation on grief, resilience, and transcendence.
The Flowers of Trauma is a luminous novel exploring how inherited and personal grief can be transformed into meaning. Through six interconnected lives—haunted by Holocaust memory, AIDS-era loss, and intimate violence—the book examines how pain shapes identity, intellect, and resilience. At its heart is Sarah, whose declaration that “the cure is facing the tide that terrifies” captures the story’s philosophy: healing arises from confronting, not avoiding, the darkest wounds. Interwoven with literary allusion and psychological insight, this is a meditation on beauty’s redemptive power and the possibility of transcendence in the face of profound suffering.
Ron Morin is the author of A Second Innocence and If Pain Could Make Music. His play, The Chimney, won the Firehouse Center for the Arts New Festival Award, and was produced by Theatre in the Pines.
He has a degree in French literature and a Master’s in school psychology from UMass/Boston. He studied for a year at the Sorbonne in Paris. He has taught French, special needs students, and been executive director of a social service agency.
The American Red Cross honored him with an Enduring Hero award. He also received a commendation from the Humane Society of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for “bravery in saving a life,” when he res-cued a woman from a burning building in Boston.
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