The Comatose Adventures Of Lenny Rose

"The Comatose Adventures of Lenny Rose," follows the hilarious journey of Lenny Rose from down and out has-been to a man who seemingly has it all. Along the way, Lenny and his new love, Marilyn Gruber, are exposed to, among other things, America's addiction to celebrity, media frenzy, the debate over the right to die, and man's relationship to the Almighty.

With nowhere else to turn, out of work, out of money, dealing with a failed third marriage, 50 year-old Lenny Rose, prays for relief. He pleads with God for a change in fortune. He begs for a bit of good luck. That's when he gets hit by an eighteen wheeled, tractor-trailer truck putting him in a deep and persistent coma. It's the best thing that could've happened to him. Money, a hit TV show, and most improbably, true love all come to Lenny while he lies motionless in his hospital bed. "The Comatose Adventures of Lenny Rose," follows the hilarious journey of Lenny Rose from down and out has-been to a man who seemingly has it all. Along the way, Lenny and his new love, Marilyn Gruber, are exposed to, among other things, America's addiction to celebrity, media frenzy, the debate over the right to die, and man's relationship to the Almighty.

Marc Sotkin began his writing career in 1976 and has been a staff writer and producer on more than 350 episodes of various situation comedies for every television network. His credits include Laverne & Shirley, The Golden Girls, as well as co-writing and producing two Garry Shandling specials for Showtime. He has been honored with multiple Emmy, Golden Globe and Cable Ace award nominations and has won a prestigious Writers Guild Award. Presently, he appears in his weekly Boomer Alley videos ( http://boomeralley.com ). In addition he hosts Boomer Alley Radio ( http://boomeralleyradio.com ) which airs weekly. His first novel, The Comatose Adventures of Lenny Rose, will be followed this summer by a new novel, With Time Off For Bad Behavior.