Travel Many Roads

Bordering on the dark forces that threaten to engulf the human mind in its miasmic stranglehold, a life struggles to find a foothold between reality and delusions. Vardis Conway, a libertine extraordinaire with no scruples whatsoever when it comes to women, a man who is trying to curb his darker desires and failing miserably in the process, is a man tormented beyond his forbearance. Plagued by uncontrollable desire for one of his students, he attempts to slake his thirst in a multitude of encounters, only to remain ever parched. His obsession takes him into the bylanes of insanity, with unexpected results.

About the Author

Born in 1919 in Ashburnham, Massachusetts, the author attended college there, before continuing his studies at Harvard and Juilliard. As a musician he frequently played for groups in Boston, Worcester, and from time to time for The Gardner Museum in Boston. In 1967 he married a Latin teacher and moved to Canada. He wrote for The Liberal Conquest, and continued to write articles for newspapers and review books throughout his life.

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