Blue Moon

“A dazzling look at Albert Einstein as a sci-fi character of more-than-general relativity …”
- H. L. Osterman, editor of Robots & Rust Buckets

“… a deep dive into the unconscious, using language that reminds me of Finnegan's Wake.”
- Peter Wycoff, The Language of Wall Street

“… a surreal world filled with word play and dark humor.”
- Rick Skwiot, Sleeping With Pancho Villa

Science fantasy at its most imaginative. This is the only Toriik-authorized biography of Albert Einstein written in 2045. A troubling social science fiction account of damage inflicted by Albert Einstein during his stay on Earth in the twentieth century. Taking place in New Orleans, a mother, her grown son and his friends become entangled in a series of coincidences threatening future life on Planet Earth.

Dale Dapkins is a 1968 psychology graduate of the University of Rochester. He lived in Turkey for two years with the Peace Corps making a movie for the Turkish Tourism Ministry in the late sixties. After apprenticing to an Armenian Oriental Rug dealer, he became an independent antique Oriental rug expert/dealer. He won the Grand Prize in the Lorian Hemingway Short Story Competition in 1999 . . . a blind read with thousands of entries from all over the world. And he won it again the following year.