As Time Goes by
by Wilson Royce Adams
Nearing the end of his life, Old asks himself, "Does my life ultimately have any importance in any universal scheme? Am I just taking up space? Have I wasted the time given me? What effect have I had on others? Have I unknowingly, worse, knowingly, hurt others in some fashion? What's my worth? These are playful existential questions with no pertinent answers for me. So I'm putting down my cane and picking up my pen. I'm going to sift through the sands of my time to see what I can discover through remembrance.
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"This arresting memoir bursts with life, insight, and an infectious love of jazz and writing." - Booklife
"...the author imbues each chapter with the essence of the past, painting a vivid portrait of American boyhood in the 20th century." - Kirkus
"Every so often, I read a book I think about while I go about my day. This is one of those books. I highly recommend this book. 5 Stars." - Steven Rosenstein, York College
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