Meet Eugene Weisberger, 76-year-old adventurer, and read his inspiring short stories. At 68, Gene had his first of many cancer bouts. He wondered if he would ever travel again. His oncologist assured him "traveling never effects growth of cancer cells" and "make the best use of your time."

This collection of short stories is about the adventures of a world traveler who would not give up an active exciting life for a dreaded disease. It is the study of a man's indomitable spirit, a love of life and, against all odds, to quote Joseph Campbell, would not cease to " follow his bliss."...

Initially, Gene's readers found his stories on the Internet. These travel tales were later collected into his first printed work, "The Chinese Walking Stick." Now we learn more about him in his latest book, "Lazarus." This is a unique volume of short stories compiled into his autobiography. A writer of exciting short stories, Gene assembles his life's tales with his characteristic warmth and wit. "Lazarus" begins when Gene is seven years old and is hit with the news of his father's untimely death in the midst of his mother's traumatic accident ("Now you are the Man of the Family"). His story...

"Gene's new book, "To The Four Corners," gives inspiration to all those who love to travel. No matter which one of the four corners of the world you choose to visit, his stories will enhance your journey. His own personal accounts of each of his adventures make the tales interesting and exciting. We recommend it to our clients as a 'must-read' and suggest it to shorten an otherwise long plane ride."
--Austin Travel of New York

"Gene's latest book, like his first, deals with his favorite subject, travel. In it he takes us to many exciting places he visited the last decade or two. This...