Reminds Me of My Innocence

From the opening line: "Sleeping with three sisters, now that's big trouble," (you can hear the drawl) this novel traces brotherly and sisterly ties through a lifetime of misadventures. The story takes the reader on a journey into absurdity, where Alzheimer's takes the narrator. He unravels tales from that unfathomed inner brain, spliced together with imagination, chewing gum and bailing wire, in a syncopated rhythm of humorous delight, a complex litany of literary fiction, adventure,...
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From the opening line: "Sleeping with three sisters, now that's big trouble," (you can hear the drawl) this novel traces brotherly and sisterly ties through a lifetime of misadventures. The story takes the reader on a journey into absurdity, where Alzheimer's takes the narrator. He unravels tales from that unfathomed inner brain, spliced together with imagination, chewing gum and bailing wire, in a syncopated rhythm of humorous delight, a complex litany of literary fiction, adventure, mystery, suspense, myth, romance and desire.