The Joshua Machine by James H. Clay

• In the first half of the 1800's in Truro Massachussetts, the mysterious John Rills built a wind chime that he claimed would only sound in a wind higher than a hurricane. But John's best friend Justin has other matters on his mind, for his uncle Antrim has stolen his ship. Besides, Justin knows that there is no wind greater than that of a hurricane.

"...a little gem of a book." Kathryn Yelinek--Crescent Blues Book Reviews

Bio

• James H. Clay (1926-1990) was co-author (with Daniel Krempel) of the internationally respected book on dramatic aesthetics, The Theatrical Image. He was a full professor at Brandeis University, teaching theater courses and directing plays for over thirty years.
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