“Is love a cruel game we call happiness”?
My new novel, Demitasse Divorce is now available at Barnes and Noble, Amazon, and Kindle. All proceeds from the sale of the book will be donated to the fight against mental illness. Your continued support is most appreciated.
The writing of Demitasse Divorce has been a most rewarding and challenging experience for me. Having stretched my literary skills to capture all the textures and emotions of an affair as viewed from within the minds of two existential lovers. And asks the question, “ is love a cruel game we call happiness?”
My special thanks to my college English professor, John Fatula, a magician who transmuted an aspiring student of architecture into an author, playwright, and poet; to my editor, Veronica Weeks, for all her support and having the fortitude to engage and appreciate my existential brain viruses. And last but not least, my very multitalented troupe, The Demitasse Players, who have blessed me with a bounty of very talented friendships, and who have dedicated themselves so selflessly to our mission of fighting mental illness.
We do hope to see you at my March book signing at the White Plains Barnes and Noble, to be followed by a fundraiser at Lagond Music in Elmsford, featuring the Demitasse Band. Please refer to our website at www.demitasseplayers.com for updates.
As a postscript I am extending my thanks and gratitude to the English press for their very kind review of my first book "The Songs of Roland"; and to the prestigious Watkins Press in London for carrying and distributing the book across the pond.
Existentially,
Rich
