The Kind of Books I Write

You won't find my books under “bestsellers” at the airport. They don’t have a three-step plan to improve your life. They aren’t thrillers. And I’m not trying to “build a brand.”

What I write are books for thinkers, wanderers, and anyone willing to slow down and listen to a stranger’s point of view, one formed over 80+ years of living, doubting, learning, and sitting quietly.

My books drift between memoir, philosophy, theology, social commentary, and the kind of humor that sneaks up on you like a raccoon at midnight. I write about Zen and Judaism in the same breath. I question God, praise Him, and roll my eyes at organized religion, sometimes all in the same paragraph.

You could say my writing is unfiltered. You could also say it’s deeply personal. Both are true.

If you're tired of polished platitudes and just want a voice that feels real, a little cranky, a little curious, and always looking for the truth behind the noise, then I invite you to read my work.

You don’t have to agree with me. You just have to listen.