Robert M. Herzog has had his stories and poems published in Solstice Literary Magazine, Toasted Cheese, Downstate Story Magazine, Straylight Literary Arts Magazine, and South Jersey Underground. He was a physics major until he read Nietzsche, a political philosopher turned entrepreneur dealing with the major issues of our time, from energy and environment to technology and health care, a Brooklyn boy who's climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro and remembers the taste of the first (and subsequent) great wine he drank.
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"As physics, politics, and human affairs collide, readers are treated to a sharply engrossing story that's unpredictable and hard to put down."-- "Midwest Book Review" "It had me on the edge of my seat, quickly turning pages to get to the conclusion of the story. The plot had unexpected twists and turns and the characters were multidimensional and engaging."-- "Book Bug"