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Former journalist and Nashua South teacher to release new book

By Staff | Jun 12, 2021

“Twenty-Five to Life,” a book by Manchester author Rob Greene (writing as R.W.W. Greene) will be released on several continents and online on Aug. 24.

The book is Greene’s second with award-winning, UK-based science-fiction and fantasy publisher Angry Robot Books. In America, the book will be distributed by Penguin Random House.

In “Twenty-Five to Life,” main character Julie Riley seeks purpose in a world that offers few options. She’s over-educated, under-employed, and forced by law to live with her mom until she is 25. Meanwhile, climate change is making Earth’s environment hostile to human life. Faced with the prospect of spending the rest of her life as a shut-in, interacting with others mostly through virtual reality, Julie opts to run away and hide illegally among the convoys of nomads traveling American back roads in converted vans, trucks, and school buses.

Greene is a former journalist and teacher at Nashua High School South. In 2012, he graduated as a master of fine arts in fiction writing from the Mountainview MFA program (part of Southern New Hampshire University). In 2020, responding to his debut novel, “The Light Years,” Publishers Weekly dubbed him “an author to watch.” Of “The Light Years,” Kirkus Reviews wrote, “On the surface, you get an engrossing space opera, but if you look deeper you will find explorations of poverty, arranged marriage, and the toll that different moral choices take on families.”

For additional information, contact Greene via email at rwwgreene@gmail.com, by Twitter at @rwwgreene and by phone at 603-897-5079. His website is RWWGreene.com.

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