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Lisbon to Shanghai in Four Summers
Tom Sweeney was thirty-eight years old when he announced his ridiculous plan to ride his bicycle around the world. He had everything an adult is supposed to want: a good job, an amazing wife, a nice home. But he felt like something was missing, like the humdrum of impending middle age wasn't living up to its promises of fulfillment. Over the course of four summers, Sweeney pedaled from Lisbon, Portugal, to Shanghai, China, crossing twenty-two countries and amassing a lifetime of fascinating stories. His memoir, however, is hardly an ordinary travelogue. It is grounded in Sweeney's everyday life as a fifth-grade teacher in Colorado. Blending humble honesty and subtle humor, Sweeney explores themes of loneliness, perseverance, and the repercussions that come with every choice we make. Real life, it turns out, doesn't stop moving just because we embark on some grandiose quest. Sometimes, the answers we're seeking show up in the most unexpected and ordinary ways.
Legend of Leonardo
Tom Sweeney's Legend of Leonardo, a drama in rhyme, is "meant for the library rather than the stage" and details 16 scenes in the life of Leonardo Da Vinci from 1451-1506.
Sweeney Todd
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The Harem
The Harem is a dramatic romance novel testing cultural boundaries through the innocent eyes of Susan Winthrop. Getting the dream internship of her life, Susan quickly discovers there is much more involved than she ever bargained for or could have possibly imagined. Susan Winthrop, a shy, self-conscious, nineteen-year-old college student struggling to find her way in life without the support of family, discovers the position of her dreams, or so she thinks, until the requirements of the internship and potential employment are revealed. While Susan struggles with her own morals, she discovers an entirely new world opening to her and her desires. Slowly, she begins to embrace this new position ...
Chess Life
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