Literary / Humor
Date Published: December 2017
Publisher: Cur Dog Press
Not yet thirty, and already Selraybob is beaten down and washed up. He spends his days on his lounger, drinking quarts of beer and talking to his buddy Herm on the phone. Until, during his wife’s long overdue kiss-off speech, he notices two clocks. They’re seven minutes off. And he has an epiphany. Time, he decides, is a count. It’s only a count.
Einstein was wrong.
And life on the lounger will never be the same.
Review
There are a lot of moving parts to this novel and it did take me a bit to settle in and fully understand everything that was going on and what the author was trying to relay to us with his writing.
That being said, this is a very active novel. You wont want to put it down. Even when you aren't quite sure what is going on, you will want to keep flipping pages to unravel everything.
There is a very thick layer of humor laced throughout the novel. I always feel like the addition of wit and humor in a story like this helps to lighten any would be deeper moments.
Very fascinating and imaginative writing from Selraybob.
About the Author
Selraybob is a philosopher, writer, and, given his modest Missouri background, one of the least expected deep thinkers on the planet. His theory of time—that Einstein and Hawking and the rest of the spacetime preachers are misguided to the point of lunacy—has invited ridicule and hatred and threats of violence. He has become, arguably, an iconoclast. Selraybob continues to pursue Time, related physics theories, and, with the help of his buddy Herm, Herm’s wife Susy Liu Anne, and a small but growing band of supporters, battle the narrow minds of the Time Fixers.
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Website: selraybob.com — Curdogpress.com
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