Bøker av 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.".

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.

"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.