George Geisinger: 19 books

A pair of stories about the concept of reality, the metaphysical issue about life. What is real, after all? First there's a story about deer, or Bambi's. Then there's a story about an elderly couple in an assisted living environment.

Largely autobiographical, Memoirs of a Flower Child offers a responsible look at my life, and the lives and times around me, through the agonizing process of my maturation, from the aberrant child of the 1950's that I was, to the aging child of 2011, with a gut-level honesty and forthright accounting...

A portrait of the artist as a young man. Glory days in a young girl's eye. A collection of short stories

A mad man elopes from a state hospital to take a broke buddy the whole way across the country, paying his way, on a lark.

A fictionalized story of how a man gets to the point in his life where he sells his car willingly, and chooses to give up driving altogether, in his upper middle age.