Jack Daley, author of Tasting the White Water, has had a second novel, Sunday Mornings accepted by PublishAmerica.

Jack Daley, author of Tasting the White Water, has had a second novel, Sunday Morning, accepted by PublishAmerica. Sunday Mornings will be released in early 2005.

(PRWEB) July 2, 2004 -- Jack Daley, author of Tasting the White Water, has had a second novel, Sunday Morning, accepted by PublishAmerica. Sunday Mornings will be released in early 2005.

Sunday Mornings is a story about an aging teacher, Jack, who struggles against the mechanical processes that narrow our lives in a set direction. Written in the autobiographical style of Henry Miller each chapter gives a time-photograph of Jacks attempt to reach a different reality. We follow Jack up to the California badlands where he meets a pack of wild coyotes and discovers that he is not yet ready to step between the crack in the world. He takes us to a Santa Cruz concert where the music goes round and round and he gets blown into a different reality. We travel with him in a fear ridden cab ride through the dark streets of downtown Oakland, and go a trip to the moon that leads to his North Philly home where he meets an Old Boxer and Remembers Himself in night time dreams.
    
Biography: Jack graduated from California State University, Hayward in 1967 with a Masters in History. That year he began his career as a public school teacher. Aside from teaching 30 plus years at the middle school level, he taught adult school classes including English, American History, and An Introduction to Higher Levels of Consciousness for which he wrote the course curriculum
    
Daley can be reached by email at jdaley05@charter.net. You can read a synopsis of Tasting by typing in Jack Daley on your search engine or by going to his homepage http://webpages.charter.net/jdaley05/untitled.html