Life Becomes Completely “Ridicula” in Adam Altman’s Latest Book

Ephrata, Pennsylvania United States – WEBWIRE – Tuesday, February 11, 2020

“Ridicula” recounts a time in the lives of three characters. Hippie is carefree and outgoing. He is spontaneous, going wherever life leads him. George Cramwell is a typical New Yorker, who hardly ever leaves the city until one fateful night. Freckles is a hip Rottweiler who always loves a good chase.

Traveling on different routes, seemingly following their own fates, they are unaware of the threads that bind them. These thread lines bizarrely interweave, becoming more and more Ridicula!

The title of the book is a Spanish and Portuguese translation for Ridiculous. Written in a stream-of-consciousness style, the story dynamically twists between characters, moments, and emotions. In this way, the book appeals to many types of readers.

If you are up for both satire and adventure, this one is for you.

“Ridicula”
Writer: Adam Altman
Publisher: Accurance
Publication Date: August 3, 2018
ISBN-10: 1642553964
ISBN-13: 978-1642553963
eBook: $4.99
Paperback: $11.99

Print and eBook copies are available at most online retailers, including Amazon.

About the Author:
Growing up in Woodstock, NY, Adam Altman has been exposed to the creative arts for his entire life. He earned a Writing Arts degree from the State University of New York at Oswego and a graduate degree in Information Science from the University of Albany. He has written over 100 telecommunications articles published in various technology magazines and has been honored with writing scholarships. He is currently attaining his doctorate in Education Leadership.

His fiction books include his fantasy novels, set in the Land of Tasmear, which began with “LifeShaker” and continues with “Dream Spells.” His Liliana young adult novels include “Liliana’s Fan” and the final book in the series, “Liliana’s Realms.” His collection of poetry, entitled “Enlightened Darkness,” has been acclaimed by many. His latest books are “Ridicula,” a metaphorical and satirical novel in the tradition of authors, such as Kurt Vonnegut, and his children’s book, “The Frog’s Golden Water.”