E. Rekstein will read from his books On Moon Square and My Life: What Not To Do; 1-10.
On Moon Square is a non-fiction gen-x journey: The author's search for how to live life right, by others, by God, by self. Whether on jet planes, communist trains, or cobblestone lanes, characters of all shapes put forth their truths to our narrator. Yet he is left holding the bag. It's filled with the hopes of revolution, revelation, and romance. The journey back to peace of mind is the true odyssey, for all.
My Life: What Not To Do; #1-10 is a brief, believable memoir (also true), "WNTD" covers politics, religion, sex, drugs, and other topics we don't discuss at dinner, even though they're the fare of real life. WNTD is real life, perhaps too real. It's about a normal guy on the normal path, though the path turns out to have more zigs and zags than normal. Or maybe it's the guy. You figure it out.
