Bücher von Billy DeCarlo

Rambles and Daydreams is a short book of short fiction, a collection of short stories and flash fiction by author Billy DeCarlo, with two bonus poems. The works range from under 1,000 to over 5,000 words, and center around the quirky thoughts and behavior of everyday people, similar to the stories of Raymond Carver.The centerpiece of this collection is Key West, a Hemingway-esque love story.If you loved Raymond Carver's Will You Please Be Quiet, Please?, you'll love Rambles & Daydreams!

"...a sweeping literary travelogue that evokes Kerouac's On the Road and Salinger's Catcher in the Rye…"Hitchhiking and motorcycling are means to a destination, but you can't outrun your demons.Cast away by his first love and cast out by the military, Levi takes to the open road in search of absolute freedom. When tragedy strikes, will his freedom end?Will the entanglement of love, the strings and attachments he's disavowed, or his past mistakes drag him toward the traditional life he despises?Farawayer is a sweeping literary travelogue that evokes Kerouac's On the Road and Salinger's Catcher in the Rye. The novel explores themes around racism, religion, love, and hatred. It is a lyrical, philosophical journey through the beauty of a country and its people; a snapshot in time."…the gripping scenes and interpersonal relationships in Billy's work are a stroke of genius. And while I'm at it, this particular tale does have shreds of Vonnegut in the storytelling, which also kept me in the story." ***** Alex P, Vine Voice"I found this strangely gripping...It's a reflection on the hopes and dreams within most of us, the struggle to live a better life than your parents, to find your own freedoms and to embrace the things that really matter." **** Zoe SIf you loved Amor Towles' The Lincoln Highway, you'll love Farawayer!

All work and no play makes an android a dull toy.The remnants of human civilization create their own utopia on an alien planet. A brilliant robotic scientist breaks the rules in an attempt to make his impaired son whole. Meshing android and human minds is considered impossible, a societal taboo, and illegal.Can the sorrow of a father, the challenge of a feat never accomplished, and the promise of normalcy for a son who has never known it motivate a man beyond his ethical boundaries?What happens when it all goes wrong?