Human Condition Trilogy Series

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Echoing the sentiment of Heraclitus, no two people may look at the same problem, because it is different to each. From the old cynical Leonard in "Concerning Fanaticism" to young Tommaso (a character inspired by my own youth) in "Concerning Intellectual Suicide", I tried to cast a light on a path that is a constant part of our lives, but also constantly shifting. Art is wonderful because it is a representation of what we otherwise cannot express. I seek not to provide myself and my readers with a mere distraction (what so often passes for “entertainment”). Not a hole in which to stick our heads for a few hours, only to emerge weakened and even less able to face our reality. Rather, I offer up a representation of our shared condition. The Human Condition.