HOFSTADTER'S GRANDCHILDREN

About the Book

What begins as an open letter to Douglas Hofstadter, Pulitzer Prize-winning author, soon becomes a journey into myriad self-discoveries. Hofstadter’s Grandchildren is a collection of poetry and fi ction inspired by Gödel, Escher, Bach including a four-line play about a four-line play, a narrative about a child who becomes the wind, and a story about the author’s ultimate crisis of confidence. With outright lies and earth-shattering true-confessions, Hofstadter’s Grandchildren reminds us that to know ourselves, sometimes we have to forget who we are.

About the Author

Adam Cole is a music educator and Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner® who lives in Atlanta with his wife and children. He has written the music and text for the unique Ballet Music for the Dance Accompanist, and has completed one other novel, Myth of Magic, as well as the short-story collections Hofstadter’s Grandchildren, and Seven Ways the World Can End. His CD, The End of the Beginning, containing songs about life, death and what’s in between, can be heard at www.acole.net. He publishes a monthly newsletter about the Feldenkrais Method® at www.feldenkraisinfo.com.