Plagued by random bouts of flatulence, the aspiring young reindeer and Santa sleigh hopeful, Gasser ‘the unhappy’ seemed destined to spend his life alone in the snow while his peers soared into bright new futures. On this particular Christmas eve, however, everything changed and suddenly Gasser’s (seemingly) unfortunate condition ended up being his greatest asset.

The story centers on a young Reindeer, named Gasser, who has aspirations to become a full fledged member of Santa’s sleigh team.  He is an adequate flyer but unfortunately has random bouts of flatulence which, for obvious reasons, have made him somewhat undesirable for regular service.   However, on this particular Christmas eve, special circumstances create the opportunity young Gasser has been dreaming of and more. And, not only does he get the chance to join Santa’s famous sleigh team, he discovers that what he thought of as a handicap is in fact a gift. This book will be fun for the whole family. A crude subject to be sure but one that I believe will resonate with all audiences (pun intended).

A marketing professional with 20 years of experience, Kevin has worked for high tech, low tech, and ed tech companies and has genuinely enjoyed each experience. The operative word in each case is “tech”: And, aside from traveling, snowboarding, backpacking, people watching, and spending time with his lovely wife, tech is his passion. When not at work, visiting family, or rambling across some far-away mountain, Kevin distracts himself with numerous (sometimes seemingly random) side projects. Kevin’s projects range from freelance design, to imagining the next great invention, to…well…books about farts. His first book, entitled “Gasser the Unhappy Reindeer (and how he got happy again)” falls pretty clearly into the last category. The book will be available on Amazon and other book stores soon and Kevin is already beginning work on the sequel.