by Len Levinson
(Available in hardcover)
(Digital edition coming soon)
Join author Len Levinson as he journeys to the past and offers a vivid window into the mind of a writer.
Len Levinson documents his pulp fiction journey throughout the 1970s and into the 21st century. From his hardboiled exploits as a cab driver in New York City, to the fictional hell of World War II in The Rat Bastards, and the making of America in The Apache Wars Saga, Len Levinson cast a wide net in 86-published novels.
While other kids were writing about fishing excursions and sports’ games, Levinson was writing science fiction epics about imaginary trips to Pluto. He describes the first time he put pen to paper as an out-of-body hallucination spurred on by the pure joy of self-expression.
This candid memoir traces the origins of his influences, his struggles, and his formation as a reader and a writer — while describing the heartbreak that often arises in the publishing industry.
