A Walk Into The Future

Roger Brockhurst started a walk from Scotia in 1946 and ended it in Troy in 2016. Something on the road had taken him to the future. What was the explanation and the purpose. Roger sat with Ed Brockhurst, Editor of the Trojan in an effort to discover the answers. This story discusses the questions and answers. It also asks what you what you think was the explanation to what had happened.

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A Walk Into The Future

Roger Brockhurst started a walk from Scotia in 1946 and ended it in Troy in 2016. Something on the road had taken him to the future. What was the explanation and the purpose. Roger sat with Ed Brockhurst, Editor of the Trojan in an effort to discover the answers. This story discusses the questions and answers. It also asks what you what you think was the explanation to what had happened.

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A Walk Into The Future

A Walk Into The Future

by Mario V. Farina
A Walk Into The Future

A Walk Into The Future

by Mario V. Farina

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Overview

Roger Brockhurst started a walk from Scotia in 1946 and ended it in Troy in 2016. Something on the road had taken him to the future. What was the explanation and the purpose. Roger sat with Ed Brockhurst, Editor of the Trojan in an effort to discover the answers. This story discusses the questions and answers. It also asks what you what you think was the explanation to what had happened.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940153145495
Publisher: Mario V. Farina
Publication date: 07/22/2016
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 103 KB

About the Author

Mario V Farina has worked all his life, from age 18 to 90. He worked for the American Locomotive Company, served in the U. S. Army during WWII, was employed at General Electric. He taught computers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. After leaving his position with RPI, he became employed with the State Labor Department of New York. He’s a car buff, a pun creator, and a computer enthusiast. He wrote textbooks for the programming languages COBOL and FORTRAN and wrote a book of puns and short stories called, “A Little Light Reading,” as well as over 20 other books. Several of his books were translated into other languages. This is his first foray into the world of digital publishing, with the help of his computer tutor (william.rl.dickie@gmail.com).

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