Publisher's Synopsis
The Flat Tire is a tale that illuminates the universal threads of humanity binding us all. Through the once-separate lives of Cardinal LaMacchia, Rabbi Rahabi, Dr. Herzog, Imam Martin, and Sequoia Motyoq, Esq., the novel takes readers on a transformative journey, revealing that despite our varied paths, backgrounds, beliefs-and even a shared encounter with a flat tire-we are fundamentally connected. As these protagonists confront personal challenges, spiritual trials, and the ambitious mission to draft a Redeclaration of Independence for the United States, their individual stories intertwine to reveal a profound truth: our shared humanity transcends the borders of religion, philosophy, faith, and culture, reminding us of the inherent dignity and equality in every person.
Fish Nealman, an award-winning writer whose work explores the intersections of modern life, self-discovery, and the unexpected humor uncovered in everyday struggles. Known for his wit, candor, and a keen eye for the human condition, Nealman crafts stories that resonate with readers seeking authenticity and depth. With a knack for turning small moments into profound reflections, his writing has captivated audiences and critics alike, inviting them to examine life's big questions through the lens of relatable, vividly drawn characters. The Flat Tire is Nealman's latest work, a thought-provoking narrative that continues his tradition of uncovering the extraordinary within the ordinary.
