A Traveler Never Reaches the End of the Road

About the Book

Dear Reader, If you want to read fiction, A Traveler Never Reaches the End of the Road is not a book for you. If you like endless travels, you’ve made a good choice. These are authentic tales about the author’s life, stories of adventure, friends and lovers. He always kept a journal, saving precious moments as he passed through childhood and adolescence. But at the age of 17 he was already a sailor on the SS Rescue as World War Two was coming to an end. He kept sailing on other ships long after that, and the Merchant Marine brought him to Europe where he felt at home, found friends, perfected his French and finished his doctorate. He sketched with pen and ink wherever he went and left hundreds of exquisite works, some of which illustrate his tales. So open the book… and enjoy! The Editor

About the Author

Who I am? Born in New York, the city that never sleeps, I was always looking for far-away places and people. School was fun for me, and I got a scholarship to the University of Wisconsin at the age of 16. With the Second World War still burning, I knew I would have to take my place in it as an American. My first visit to Europe gave me a chance at love with women while working towards my Doctorate at the Sorbonne. Later, in Geneva with a wife and two children, I was a reporter for the World Health Organization. They sent me to India where I lived for six years, going to most of the countries in Asia, and saw so many different ways of living. Today, my daughter lives in Australia and my son in California. Wherever I go, I sketch with India ink for pleasure.