George Geisinger: 19 books

A reformed smoker counts his blessings in the retirement community, when he is confronted by other former smokers who need a steady oxygen supply.

A short story about adolescent romance, going to the prom.

A philosophical discussion of a medical diagnosis. Why are certain legitimate illnesses a source of derision in the community?

The experience of being in various institutions long enough to become institutionalized.

Another study in metaphysics, in regards to the wild deer. What is real, anyway?

The view from the psychotherapist's couch.

A collection of short stories about some of my personal spiritual experiences. It is meant to be an encouragement to the reader.

The escapades of a confirmed bachelor.

A series of short stories about a truly American, fictional character, who finds himself in the state hospital merry-go-round, getting irrevocably institutionalized.

This is a responsible look back at the time in America called the 60's. It's been said that if you remember the 60's, you weren't really there. Well, this book is for those who'd like to take a look back at the 60's and the 70's, to re-evaluate what they've left behind. A lot of the times I really have forgotten. Most of all, this book is for fun.

A short story. An author revels in his craft, savoring his work as he keeps on writing.

What do you do on a work day when your mind just won't focus?

Considering the internal workings of the mind of an institutionalize individual, some of his thoughts and beliefs.

This is a good-natured, lighthearted story about some of my neighbors where I live. It's all set in a fictional context, so any relevance to real people alive or dead is not the intent of the author. It's an attempt to find humor in my surroundings.