Love on the Big Screen
is the story of Zuke, a college freshman whose
understanding of love has been shaped by late-eighties romantic comedies, and
who attends a school so strict it’s against the rules to go to the movies.
Zuke and
his buddies, separated from the women on campus and forced to entertain
themselves, form a club called the Brothers in Pursuit, which holds weekly
meetings during which all the members dress in matching and embroidered boxer
shorts, stand at attention to Cyndi Lauper’s “True Colors,” and
report back to one
another on their objectives: God, knowledge, compassion, and women.
Love on the Big Screen is
a novel of friendship, the dangers of romanticized love, the
complexities of faith and real life, and what happens to one young man as he
discovers that life is nothing like the movies he loves.
° Cherokee McGhee Home ° Our Authors: Greg Lilly, Andrew McAleer, Michelle A. Moore, Kris Neri, Mark Phialas, E.M. Schorb, William Torgerson °
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