Somewhere at Sea

About the Book

How does anyone come to realize the full potential of his or her life?Childhood is long and confusing and accompanied by few tools with which to accurately measure certainty. For some the process is revealed early on, for others life simply unfolds and recognition comes later. There is no one, universal answer, but with time and patience and a developing sense of self-acceptance, the segments of life's uncertainties can be knitted together into fulfilling whole.

About the Author

Richard Browner, before retiring, was a graphic designer and playwright. He has designed some twenty books on subjects ranging from Art Deco to the Blessings of Bread to The Invented Eye, Masterpieces of 19th Century Photography. He has published two children's books, poetry and has had plays produced in New York, regional theaters around the United States and London. He is the father of four children who live in New York, Los Angeles and two in Oxford, England. He spent his early years in New York where, among other positions he held he was an art director at American Heritage Publishing.He spent many years living in Europe where he acted as a graphic-design consultant to publishers in Italy and Great Britain. He now lives in Palm Springs, California in the shadow of Mt. San Jacinto.