Listening To The Sun

When Rama begins his mission to circle the earth he has little money, no passport, and a great deal of faith. He leaves his village in India and manages to stow away on a ship bound for the United States. In the suburbs of New York he sets up camp in a forest that borders the Ramapo Golf Course. Rama soon discovers that the forest floor is home to many lost golf balls. He then spends his mornings looking for golf balls and his afternoons selling them back to the golfers. While practicing this occupation he meets Luther and Abby. Abby is immediately charmed by Rama's quest to go around the world. She recruits Luther to help her in a plan to sneak Rama across the width of America.

When Rama begins his mission to circle the earth he has little money, no passport, and a great deal of faith. He leaves his village in India and manages to stow away on a ship bound for the United States. In the suburbs of New York he sets up camp in a forest that borders the Ramapo Golf Course. Rama soon discovers that the forest floor is home to many lost golf balls. He then spends his mornings looking for golf balls and his afternoons selling them back to the golfers. While practicing this occupation he meets Luther and Abby. Abby is immediately charmed by Rama and his quest to go around the world. She recruits Luther to help in her plan to sneak Rama across the width of America.

Gil Roscoe is a graduate of the State University of New York at Cortland. He plans to write novel, plays and poetry until he is senile. Then it will be time for his autobiography. Listening To The Sun is the second book in his Ramapo Companions trilogy.