Bøger af Dale Dapkins

Prizewinning short stories by a great gonzo writer. In addition to winning the prestigious Lorian Hemingway Short Story Competition, he's a trained psychologist and antique rug merchant -- a background as diverse as his stories, a genre he dubs "social science fiction.".

The first broccoli plant to cross over and live the life of an Armenian antique oriental rug dealer.

Although best known for his social science fiction, Dale Dapkins gives us a modern-day mystery that involves an art thief, a private eye, and Abraham Lincoln in a Key West setting. Dapkins unique voice makes him a prizewinning author to watch ... no matter what genre he writes in.

You'll enjoy the whirlwind ride of these 6 short stories and assorted poems. Dapkins is the creator of a genre known as Social Science Fiction. Here his gonzo fiction takes you from "Church of the Bunny" to "The Train," from "The Story of Thomas Mann" to "Bite Me - An American Story," from "Pandemic" to "Big Buddha" ... each a wild literary journey.

Kid's book based loosely on about Edward Lear's poem about lobster fishing in Maine. Fabulous illustrations by America's foremost illustrator.

"A dazzling look at Albert Einstein as a sci-fi character of more-than-general relativity ..."- H. L. Osterman, editor of Robots & Rust Buckets"... a deep dive into the unconscious, using language that reminds me of Finnegan's Wake."- Peter Wycoff, The Language of Wall Street"... a surreal world filled with word play and dark humor."- Rick Skwiot, Sleeping With Pancho VillaScience fantasy at its most imaginative. This is the only Toriik-authorized biography of Albert Einstein written in 2045. A troubling social science fiction account of damage inflicted by Albert Einstein during his stay on Earth in the twentieth century. Taking place in New Orleans, a mother, her grown son and his friends become entangled in a series of coincidences threatening future life on Planet Earth.