A Man Without Love

This story unfolds like a Greek tragedy. The master himself Euripides could not have added more drama or side-splitting comedy. All Bill wanted out of life was to be a normal bloke, and part of someone's life... preferably a female's life. On first glance, a reader might think this is just another painful and sad love story, but that's not so. When I first met Bill, he had in the previous six weeks been run over by a freight train and driven a customer's new car through a solid brick...
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This story unfolds like a Greek tragedy. The master himself Euripides could not have added more drama or side-splitting comedy. All Bill wanted out of life was to be a normal bloke, and part of someone's life... preferably a female's life. On first glance, a reader might think this is just another painful and sad love story, but that's not so. When I first met Bill, he had in the previous six weeks been run over by a freight train and driven a customer's new car through a solid brick wall. In addition, on a dark night in the remote Australian Kimberley outback, crashed his two week-old car into the arse of a bull shagging a cow in the middle of the road. I think it fair to say that this should have covered the painful part of this story, but no, that was just the beginning. Bill was a walking live example of human disaster and bad luck... a sort of modern-day Medusa. The love part of this story was much more challenging, especially for all those helpful mates in the bush who had made a vow to help resolve Bill's biggest problem... finding a woman to love him. Then there are all the other interesting stories that just sort of happened around Bill... Remember, these are all true stories. Please do enjoy the reading as I did in writing them.