Elevator Shoes

About the Book

Along with a nomadic sect of handicapped adults and a lemon-scented train engineer, Daniel Furdman and Barbara Kauff have established a traveling lecture series, where plasma donation is encouraged and Thomas Jefferson is divine. The couple pushes forward a simple approach to living, recommending the Seven Precepts as a healthy alternative to the modern world. With the addition of a locomotive engine, a kidnapping scheme, and a used Honda, Elevator Shoes is a suggestive blend of sarcasm and narrative discourse.

In Service To One. In Service To All.

About the Author

Born in the blue collared backwoods of Pennsylvania, Steven Gibbs was raised on lake perch and labor unions. Currently a resident of the Atlantic coast, the author spends his spare time collecting hubcaps and growing fruit trees.

He began his writing career as a poet and journalist, preparing himself for the illustrious life of a non-genre fiction author.

Elevator Shoes is Mr. Gibbs? second literary adventure, following a short story collection titled, Lazarus Milkshake.

He lives and works in North Carolina with his daughter and a small dog.

He continues to write in monotone English.