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Swimming to
Atlantis
A Novel
by Charles J. Hebert
Pontalba Press, 1997
ISBN: 0965314502
Fiction, 296 pages
Hardcover, $17.95
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ABOUT THE
BOOK
Anyone who has visited New Orleans understands that it’s
where the real world meets other-worldly matters. In Swimming
to Atlantis, Charles Hebert presents a New Orleans
metaphysical murder mystery in which young professional Andrew
Jordan encounters Christian Waterman, a homeless, web-footed
clairvoyant claiming to be heir to the throne of the lost city of
Atlantis. As Andrew is pulled further into Waterman’s
world, he comes to realize that what cannot be true can be.
Readers will be caught up in the suspense of the story as well as
the colorful New Orleans characters.
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CHARLES J. HEBERT is an attorney practicing in metropolitan
New Orleans. He is also the author of Angels and Pancakes,
a novella, and the short story "Chinchuba Pond," both published
by Pontalba Press.
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