Local writer, and occasional contributor to Fremocentrist.com, Bill Crossman has published a book of his stories about everyday, and yet extraordinary, Fremont folk. The book, ’18 Windows To The Center of the Universe’ is available through Fulton Books.
Fulton Books has created a short promotional video, on YouTube, for sharing and seeing a little about Crossman and his stories. Click here to watch the :50 second video clip. The paperback is avaiFullable for $19.95 cover price, and as a Kindle on Amazon.com. It is to be hoped that it will also be available soon through some of Fremont’s fine retailers.
The book contains 31 stories about Crossman’s experiences in Fremont during the start of the new millennium, and his third chapter. The stories are non-fiction, and profile local people who have, and do, live on the streets of the Center of the Universe. Told from his own perspective, the stories are biased on the side of every-man, and woman, making rosy memories and showing sincere fondness for the denizens of our ‘De Libertas Quirkas’ community.
Find out more on the YouTube promotional video (click here.)