Things That Happen

This comprehensive collection showcases Maurice Scully's significant works, offering readers a complete view of his literary journey in Things That Happen.

In Things That Happen, Maurice Scully presents a comprehensive collection of his most significant works, which have been crafted over a remarkable 25-year journey. This volume brings together the various parts of his magnum opus, including the previously published pieces: 5 Freedoms of Movement, Livelihood, Sonata, and Tig. Each of these components has played a vital role in Scully's literary evolution, but many have been out of print for years, leaving readers eager for a complete edition.

The largest segment, Livelihood, has been particularly sought after, as it has not been available for some time. With this new edition, readers can finally access the full breadth of Scully's vision, from the opening movement to the closing coda. The author has taken great care to revise and refine the entire work, ensuring that it resonates with both new and returning audiences.

Accompanying Things That Happen is a separate volume of essays edited by Kenneth Keating, which delves into Scully's literary contributions and the impact of his work. This companion piece enhances the reading experience, offering insights into the themes and techniques that define Scully's writing. Together, these volumes provide a rich exploration of Scully's artistic journey and the intricate tapestry of his literary legacy.