Series Hearing Voices

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The Hearing Voices Series chronicles the live of Aubrey Shallcross—car dealer / saloon singer / rodeo rider / poet, with his anthology of friends called the Blue Goose Bunch. Born predisposed to a split mind or what medicine calls schizophrenia, Aubrey is nevertheless high functioning and appears normal like many people with hallucinations. Through the 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s, Aubrey walks over the music, drugs, love life, impressionism and upsurges of gorgeous accompanied by occasional hellish founders when a figure called the Slim Hand raids his mind. The condition of hearing voices is not always pathological, and many voice hearers do not come forward or tell anyone for fear of being discriminated against. This is not a series about paranormal powers, nor is it fantasy or magic realism. These fictional works are taken from the real world, the scientific world, and South Florida’s cultural landscape, except the author's theory about slippers — voices one hears in their head that live on the neuronal roads and in the vast, unknown spandrels of the brain. The reader does not have to believe in slippers, but the author does. (English, Unclassified)