Short Stories

In 1976 Rudi London suffered a bad fall on his icy driveway that resulted in a brief encounter with St. Peter at Heaven’s Gate. Two great things came out of that experience: Rudi London’s 1978 Single Release, You Can Take No Money Into Heaven, and now, his first Short Stories collection. This collection, which includes numerous snapshots of the author’s life, also serves as a prelude to Rudi London’s upcoming book, Sheep Two.

In 1976 Rudi London suffered a bad fall on his icy driveway that resulted in a brief encounter with St. Peter at Heaven’s Gate. Two great things came out of that experience: Rudi London’s 1978 Single Release, You Can Take No Money Into Heaven, and now, his first Short Stories collection. This collection, which includes numerous snapshots of the author’s life, also serves as a prelude to Rudi London’s upcoming book, Sheep Two.

Rudi London, an American citizen, was born Njål Helle, July 7, 1949 in Nedstrand, Norway. As both a singer/musician and a writer, his artistic career spans over three decades, and two continents. His first single, "You Can Take No Money Into Heaven" was released by Talent Records, Oslo, Norway, for release in Europe, December 1978, followed up with his first album release of 1979, the song "Nottingham Forest Is My Rock & Roll" was featured on BBC Sunday Night Sports and BBC News. Rudi London's first novel for worldwide release, The Operator Is Calling, was published in 2009 by Amazing Road. (Read more about Rudi London on wikipedia)