David Wilson is on the lam. If he can stay ahead of the law long enough to finish his great novel, he just might be able to convince his ex-wife he's worth a damn. When a man who appears to be some sort of religious figure picks him up in a Ferrari 308 and begins to David begins to think he might have found a story worth telling. The man relates his life in a whirlwind of vivid experiences-from his childhood as a boxer turned peacenik, to time-traveling out of Woodstock, to the insane asylum where he cured himself by watching the television series,
Kung Fu.
Wilson's journey soon intersects with bizarre roadside attractions, the strange world of go-go dancers, pinball machines, illuminati conspiracies, and a cast of eccentric characters who are all equally seeking personal vindication and suffering from the effects of lost love. David just needs to hold himself together long enough to write it all down.
Absurd, darkly humorous and at times romantic,
In the Next Moment Everything Will Change
weaves a tale that is both surreal and deeply human, inviting readers to grapple with their own perceptions of reality and embrace the future that already exists, fully formed inside of them.