It's the dawn of a new decade: 1960. Long-distance truck driver Johnny Chambers has just completed his route and returned home, hoping for a few days of rest and relaxation, but the two policemen at his door have other plans...

It's the dawn of a new decade: 1960. Long-distance truck driver Johnny Chambers has just completed his route and returned home, hoping for a few days of rest and relaxation, but the two policemen at his door have other plans... A man has been with robbery, and Johnny's fingerprints are on the gun. Before he can even change his clothes Johnny is arrested and charged with the crime. Sentenced to five years, Johnny settles into his new life as an inmate in the Huntsville Penitentiary in Texas. But prison life isn't what he expected. When he meets two fellow inmates he believes to be the reincarnated souls of Mozart and van Gogh, everything he thinks he knows is shattered. What's more, Johnny's own sudden ability to write leads him to believe he previously lived as Ernest Hemingway. What follows is an exploration of life, death, and the permeable barriers that exist between them that culminates in a daring escape from the prison that confines their bodies, but will never confine their souls.

Bill grew up in the Austin, Texas area. Bill played in many bands including Chapparral, The Eternal Life Coporation, Primitive Moderns and The Rockhounds. His band "The Rockhounds" opened up for "The Police" on their first American tour. Bill has also released two full length CD's on CD baby. Both CD's are available through CD Baby, Apple iTunes and Spotify. Bill has also released two full length screenplays entitled "The Loose Quarter" and "Tres Hombres." Bill also released an ebook and printed book of "The Three Souls" on Book Baby. The novella describes the trials of Johnny Chambers, and his travels from a truck driver to an inmate in the Huntsville Penitentiary. While in prison he meets two inmates David Madejas and Vinny LePugh.