#AuthorQuote "Is anyone born a futilitarian?" by J. Conrad Guest

Is anyone born a futilitarian? Or does it simply grow on us, like a fungus that afflicts the toenail of the great toe on our right foot from wearing shoes too small, eventually spreading to the neighboring toes? 
 “Introspective, like a personal remembrance of life, this book is more than diary or autobiography, but less than truth perhaps because it’s viewed entirely through the eyes of the (dead) protagonist. Slowly working towards the unseen facts of his character’s past, J. Conrad Guest’s A Retrospective in Death is a languid, oddly compelling tale, evoking an era with a wealth of intricate detail, creating a memorable yet achingly ordinary man, and searching for meaning and purpose in it all.” – Sheila Deeth, Amazon Top 1,000 Reviewer





Amazon Author page: http://www.amazon.com/J.-Conrad-Guest/e/B002BM8Q88/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_pop_1
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 J. Conrad GuestAuthor of: The Cobb Legacy , Backstop: A Baseball Love Story In Nine Innings, January’s Paradigm, One Hot January , January’s Thaw,  A Retrospect In Death 500 Miles To Go (forthcoming) Thanks JC for sharing, Tina