Book Catalogue

$It all begins with a vision. In short, it is the nature of what we are, but more exclusively, it is who we are, to ourselves, our family, friends and peers, to the very world in which we live. Having made this simple statement, I ask, are we in the end, the fulfillment of all our dreams? The journey of self, even in its most dark and complex moments, is the journey it seems of alignment - simply, to make oneself synonymous with the best view, the best perception, of oneself. Such a simple task, true, yet such an incredible, monumental journey. For to see oneself, is to cast oneself upon a landscape. And that projection can cast a lifetime into absolute insanity! The 100 Steps Necessary for Survival on the Earth At the physical apex of his creative drive, an individual will absolutely blur the silhouette distinction of his own individualism in order to sharpen focus upon his own human landscape, his active, living world. At this level of dramatic clarity, he will look to the shape of human behavior and the tendencies of his fellow man. He will seek humanity in spite of the very lens of his own enflamed personality. He will create himself, then, as the best he sees in them, the world of individuals, personally, and more pointedly, collectively. The book, 100 Steps Necessary for Survival on the Earth, unleashes this veritable time-bomb of world viewpoints. This is human behavior forged into irrefutable potential. It is the primer of what man chooses, even dares, to become. The author, following this articulate flame like some moth cut of hope, became captivated with human potential, even in the very absurdity of human failure. The error of ways became the volatile structure out of which we all strained, twisted and attempted to stand erect - all in the while burning in our own chaotic reason. 100 random steps of human behavior, each strictly denoted, acted in this way, as a kind of alien telescopic fixed sight, transfixed in a refracted laser lens upon the whole of the human condition - a scene by scene enactment of the whole world in progress. This wandering, laser pointing, almost unnatural nature of it, drove it into ever increasing appeal. Random for a minute, chaotic for a lifetime. This sort of comedy-infused-wisdom-of-a-lifetime had much to say and little to preach. This was your kindly, funky grandfather showing you around the grand insane asylum called being. One critic, described the writing/author as the lovechild of Madam Blavatsky and Stephen P. Hawking. The off-cuff work continues to receive critical acclaim and nothing in print reads quite like it, and that in and of itself, casts light upon a unique point of view which merely tried to define itself somewhere inside the context of a society of angry pedestrians. Good fun all this. The world, as it has never been, brought to you by a man who ever remained the expectation of all he ever hoped to imagine himself to be! And that, seems to be the very best stuff of vision. The Pedestrian, RM Soccolich 2005$