He's coping with, with regret over the past, the divorce, his son's death, one son's death, and his other son is, I don't know what to call it, he's having mental instability, you might say. They go on a trip. Tell us about it. Well, they go on a trip at which Frank tells Paul, his son, he's gotten in trouble with the police, that he wants to take him to all of the major sports halls of fame that they can drive to in one to two days. We won't give away the rest.
People have to read it get the rest.
Tell us something about how you work. You moved to Princeton for a while to get the New Jersey town, but I know you've lived there before too. I'm a guy, as I said before, who makes notes, and I just try to make out of those rather random and chaotic notes some sense. I guess the principal thing I would say about how I work is that I write books for readers, I don't write books for myself. They aren't particularly matters of self-expression to me.