Einstein's Road Trip: Confessions of a Fellow Traveler

22nd Annual Writer's Digest Book Awards - Judges rating 'Outstanding' in all categories -

Finalist - Wisdom/Faulkner Competition -

Aliens, witchery, zero fields, and a touch of homicide; chased by a bumbling psychopath, Maui artist, GILLE BARKER, and an illusory ALBERT EINSTEIN motor across the deserts and bayous between Winslow, Arizona and New Orleans in their Hopi Indian guide's stick shift Chevrolet in quest of a satchel's mysterious contents and the secret of life's design. -

Offbeat magical realism, 'Road Trip' is a fresh and humorous exploration of reality as a point of view. Our lead explorer and curious first person narrator is Gille Barker, a likable eccentric, who belongs on that list of memorable characters where Vonnegut's Kilgore Trout resides. But he's not alone on his surreal, character driven journey. -

Einstein's Road Trip - Confessions of a Fellow Traveler 6x9 format 280 pges -

"'Einstein's Road Trip' is addictive. A surreal journey by a likeable eccentric that gets more colorful with every chapter. ---. Magic is in the air at the Maui shore, where the author weaves the fates of these enigmatic characters." -
Ashen Venema - Author
Course of Mirrors

"'Road Trip' is a treasure. Is this guy nuts or is something really going on here? Each character has a story worth telling. Yet it is the wacky stream-of-consciousness ramblings of the narration that puts Einstein's Road Trip over the top." -
PD Allen - Author
Murderer's Sky