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Fay's Men

by Perle Besserman

Running Wild Press

Paperback 312 pages English Apr 01, 2024

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Fay's Men traces the adventures and misadventures of Fay Watkins, a Texas-born dancer and spiritual seeker, on the poignantly funny, circuitous path to self-realization. Prompted by her naïve, almost quixotic idealism, Fay's quest inspires hasty decisions in love and a disillusioning spiritual encounter that nearly knocks her off course. Undaunted, she boldly pursues her goal, journeying from home to an initiatory stint as a revolutionary in Mexico, then to New York, where she leaps into marriage with a wacky psychiatrist, then to an Israeli Zen center and a Japanese monastery, followed by a hilariously disastrous trip to Paris with her Zen master, and an unintended admission as a patient in the psychiatric ward of her husband's hospital-an experience that finally propels her to self-discovery on a palm-fringed beach in Hawaii.
Author:
Perle Besserman
Publisher:
Running Wild Press
Publication Date:
Apr 01, 2024
Number of pages:
312 pages
Language:
English
Binding:
Paperback
ISBN-10:
1955062943
ISBN-13:
9781955062947