THE SPRINGTIME OF OUR DISCONTENT

· Club Lighthouse Publishing
Ebook
150
Pages
Eligible

About this ebook

 It's the spring of 1968. The nation is stuck in a useless, divisive war. The campus is stuck in a useless, divisive strike. A nerdy jock with a hippie girl friend is trying to keep his life going on as usual through all the turmoil. But his sedate existence is shattered when they are blackmailed to infiltrate the radicals by attending one of their parties -- a party that is a methodical bisexual orgy. The girlfriend has a few surprises of her own in store for him.

About the author



My creative endeavours have been something of a random walk, with forays into mathematics, software development, poetry, musical composition, and, of course, fiction. My first serious attempt at writing novels came over thirty years ago, and, had it been more successful, my life might have been very different. As it turned out, I spent much of the intervening time as one of the key programmers for a giant in the computer industry. I have always been a serious pianist, but in my late thirties I discovered that I also have a talent for composition. During my years as a road warrior, I used to stay at hotels with pianos in the atrium, and give impromptu concerts in the evening. You can hear my music at www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=7183. I have recently added some songs with orchestral settings. If I add that I was a soccer player and runner in college, some may suspect an alter ego in my novels. Now that I am retired, I have time to return to one of my early vocations. Hopefully, I have become better with time

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