Louis Lirneeph was born in the ‘Short Twentieth Century', whence his entire generation are now ‎refugees. A confirmed neurotic since the age of six, he has always embraced and defended the ‎imperatives of his anxiety. At age seventeen discovering a sympathetic point of view in the ‎Naturalist novels of Frank Norris, Émile Zola, and Mark Twain, Louis cultivated the habit of ‎seeking explanations in the natural world for human misery rather than the arts of finding fault and ‎assigning blame. Convinced that what cannot be avoided ought at least to be well understood, he ‎has read extensively and avoided drawing conclusions. Three Sisters is his invitation to readers to ‎seek in Nature answers of their own.‎