A fictional memoir of a life lived again; the moving and hilarious story of a man moved out of time – twice.

I look at the newspaper laid carefully on the table; the Toronto Telegram. The date is March 3rd, 1960…

What am I doing here?

“You are William George Sutton; born October 4th, 1939 in Belleville, Ontario.”

Except, I am a 60-year-old man in 2017.

“You will live until March 2017; at which time you will return to the life you have left.”

How do I re-live my life without a career, friends, and family?

Who do I turn to?

How do I adapt to this foreign … place.

I sidle up to the bar…the bartender, heavy-set, unshaven, smiles at me.

“And how old are you, son?”

“I’m almost sixty-one.”

He laughs.

From an award-winning writer comes a memoir of a life lived again; the moving and hilarious story of a man moved out of time – twice.

Meet Richard Schwindt:

I am a social worker and therapist in Kingston, Ontario, writing fiction, and self-help.

My work is funny, provocative, and meant to entertain or provide practical help when you need it.

I’ve been shortlisted twice in the International 3 Day Novel Contest.

I won the outstanding book (self-help) and Book of the Year (3rd) in the 2016 Independent Authors Network Book of the Year Awards for Emotional Recovery from Congenital Heart Disease.

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