JOURNEY INSIDE THE HEAD of a chronically homeless man--a man that in a less politically correct age we might have called a hobo. Gerald Good, known now only as G2, volunteered to take the place of a homeless man, believing he would work his way back quickly. Ten years later, twenty... thirty years, find G2 alone in his head, his memories, and his boxcar. A story without chapters, we follow whatever G2 thinks of as his present at the moment. In delving into his non-linear life, perhaps we can discover what separates the chronically homeless with nothing from those who constantly collect and consume.
About the Author: Author Nathan Everett, an intinerent traveler in his own way, carries us on a daring journey. His works are varied, including mysteries, thrillers, young adult fantasies, and adult romances, but this is the first time he has crossed the border into literary fiction. Everett currently wanders the highways of America in a truck and travel trailer, "Stopping to see what I once drove past." Whether a National Park or a big ball of twine, the Mystery Spot or one of the wonders of the world, he photographs and blogs about his journey and the people he meets while writing fiction and publishing works by half a dozen other authors. "There is nothing quite like the silence of the road to let the voices of your characters come to life."
