by Jon Ferguson
Larry Farley is a philosopher on sabbatical attempting to fit Heidegger's notion of Dasein into a computer model. His baggage - kids, a dog, a wandering eye, a jealous wife, a mother with Alzheimer's, and a penchant for turning the issues of life and death over and over in his heart, polishing them like a jewel. His wife throws him out, he eyes every woman who passes, his mother floats through time, but Farley's attention is caught only by the question of being.
Shonda Terrill
Sky Bluethorne
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