Hallucinations, Time Travel, and Breakups Abound in Mark Andrew Ferguson's Debut Novel

The Leonard Lopate Show | Jun 2, 2015

Mark Andrew Ferguson discusses his debut novel, The Lost Boys Symphony, about Henry, a young man who begins to hallucinate after his girlfriend leaves him. After weeks of sleepless nights and sick delusions, he decides to run away, but he finds himself kidnapped by two strangers, who claim to be future versions of Henry himself. 

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