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Mid-twenties and already beaten down and hopeless, Selraybob spends his days on his worn out lounger, drinking quarts of Busch and talking to his buddy Herm on the phone. Productivity is a forgotten dream. Until, right in the middle of his wife's long-overdue goodbye speech, Selraybob has an epiphany. It's about Time. Time, he determines, is a count. It's only a count. Einstein was wrong. And life on the lounger will never be the same.

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A piquant and fun romp...Written in a distinctive, plain style that calls to mind Mark Twain, this book should touch and entertain readers with its self-deprecating humor and deep perceptions that penetrate to the root of the Midwest American male character. -- Kirkus Reviews (Starred Review) Selraybob is loveable and easy-to-root-for, his folksy, first-person narration embued with insatiable curiosity, unexpected wisdom, and endearing self-awareness....Fans of Frank Turner Hollon, Michael Kun and other writers who mix whimsy and pathos will find much to love in the novel's wise humor and satisfyingly bittersweet ending. -- BlueInk Review (Starred Review)

"""A piquant and fun romp...Written in a distinctive, plain style that calls to mind Mark Twain, this book should touch and entertain readers with its self-deprecating humor and deep perceptions that penetrate to the root of the Midwest American male character."" -- Kirkus Reviews (Starred Review) ""Selraybob is loveable and easy-to-root-for, his folksy, first-person narration embued with insatiable curiosity, unexpected wisdom, and endearing self-awareness....Fans of Frank Turner Hollon, Michael Kun and other writers who mix whimsy and pathos will find much to love in the novel's wise humor and satisfyingly bittersweet ending.""-- BlueInk Review (Starred Review)"

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