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    Legend of the Salad Traveler

    By Jerry J. K. Rogers

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    So what does a radio DJ's salad and Schrodinger's cat have in common? Absolutely nothing, unless you consider if one of them decides to go on vacation, the salad that is, then all you have is a cat all alone with nothing to do except ponder its existence. So what about the salad? Legend of the Salad Traveler is a lighthearted story of a salad that weighed 5.5 ounces, and it decides to go on vacation; a man unexpectedly ends up in your shower and tells you he knows how to find it. Just make sure you keep enough rocks in your pocket. That's explained later, and it has something to do with moving from universe to universe as this is a story of epic proportions - well not epic, maybe whimsical proportions and fun nonetheless.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJerry J. K. Rogers
    Release dateSep 11, 2014
    ISBN9780990582618
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    Jerry J. K. Rogers

    Jerry Rogers is a career airman working both in the United States Air Force and in the California Air National Guard, with over 26 years’ experience working in technology supporting legacy and state-of-the-art telecommunication and data-communication systems. He also worked for nearly seven years at two post-production film companies working in Information Technology. One of Jerry’s greatest joys is being able to teach at a small church in Orange County. He’s traveled extensively across the vast county to each of the contiguous 48 states and across the world to both Asia and Europe.Ever since he was a teenager, Jerry's always had a fascination with Religion and Science Fiction and has always enjoyed writing, starting with writing short stories over the years. He took the next step and wrote a humorous novella called “The Legend of the Salad Traveler.” He later began working on his first novel, the Fallen and the Elect in 2011 developing the concept after months of research, building notes, and jotting down ideas. The story has now blossomed into a full mysterious story blending both religion and a sprinkling of Science Fiction.See what else is brewing at his website at http://www.jjkr-writings.info.

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