This book is a blog-turned-memoir. It is part social commentary, part political testament, and part faith journey. It is the open diary of a pinko liberal, a spiritual vagabond, a curmudgeon, a cynic, and someone who's been accused of thinking too much.

Men don't understand relationships. But, men understand war. By relabeling something that men don't understand with something they instinctively understand, they stand a fighting chance at winning the love of their lives. Archie Legion, the central character in "Rocket Man: A Rhapsody of Short Stories," is back. Older and wiser, he writes a series of letters to his nephew, explaining how dating works in the real world. His ideas may not be politically correct, but they work.