Nathan Doherty

Searchings of a Young Mind Nathan Doherty

This book itself is an extension of the fecund and budding genius of the author. It is truly a work unique in the sphere of literature. Who after all hears of such innovations as writing books from16/17 year old students? It is both a work deep and profound in all its insights into the diverse and contradicting patterns of like and a work which in itself supersedes the conventional boundaries of literature and presents itself a testimony to the complexity and intricacies of life. It is itself a progression, a paradigm, an example of the change present in real life. Has ever any author of such a young age, seemingly so very ignorant and unexperienced, seen so acutely into the mysteries and propositions of which is compossed this existence enigmatic? Indeed the author himself seems to have achieved a place contradictory, a place where he can view himself and the world which surrounds him both objectively and subjectively, seeing what he as a perceptive human being and an individual should see about himself and what affects him and seeing also what others could (and do) observe and note regarding his position as a youth and one searching for originality and answers to confusing and often be wildering predicaments, inquiries. In short no one of any nationality or culture or philosophy or religion or age should come away from such a book without having enriched and refined and enlightened, influenced in some way, his or her views on both things abstract and things close at hand.