Pissing in the Wind

In the blink of an eye, Joe Whitford slipped through the psychic crack that is New York City only to land in Ocho Rios, Jamaica. After his wife, Jean, died, his mind went right to autopilot, but that can’t take you home when home doesn’t exist anymore. On a tiny Jamaican beach, he meets Ed, a homeless Rastafarian and philosopher. But there’s something wrong in Ed’s world. Even living on a beach and knowing ALL the answers, Ed has slipped through his own crack. There are two worlds in Ocho Rios, the bustling tourist trap of cruise ships and suntan oil, and the tiny intimate village where everyone knows everyone. Joe has questions, the kind men ask when they’re lost. Ed has all the answers but one. In this tiny beautiful world, Harvey crafts a backdrop to explore the very fabric of Reality, God, Love, Multiverses, Infinity, and most of all…why we’re all here. New York is different from Ocho Rios and yet people are still people. And sometimes the End really is the Beginning. Harvey majored in philosophy at Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster, PA. From there, he joined the Air Force and flew jets. He then went on to spend his life writing, sculpting, and trying to answer the questions that have plagued mankind since the beginning. On one level, Pissing in the Wind is an easy, friendly read. On another, it grapples with those difficult questions and provides some unlikely answers.