From the Preface: “Reflections of a Jaundiced Eye in Winter Bloom is a collection of fleeting thoughts randomly written over a lifetime. Often, they were recorded on scraps of paper for later scrutiny. Sometimes, they were incorporated in travel diaries prompted by experiences of the time; occasionally, they were nascent musings awaiting later revisits. The compilation can be read leisurely and selectively since continuity is not requisite. The work is aimed at readers who enjoy browsing through witticisms, quips, aphorisms, and axioms. It is assumed that readers may not share the author’s views—or even appreciate some of the attempts at sardonic humor—but agreement is not in order. What is important is the willingness to screen another person’s vision of this thing we call ‘life’.” The Tragedy of Adam and Eve is a one-act play. It is an imaginary domestic drama about the apocryphal first family.
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The author is a retired educator, an inveterate traveler (having visited over 100 official countries), and a passionate photographer. His intellectual pursuits, devotion to the arts, and exposure to other cultures around the world have filmed the screen of his mind with the scenes that travel across the sardonic pages of this slender volume. His irreverent protests against the human condition are sometimes comical, sometimes outrageous, and sometimes contemptuous. Outrage is frequently the elixir of choice.
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