More than a Fourth Novel

Walt Loves the Bearcat is much more than just a fourth novel for me.

Walt Loves the Bearcat is my breakthrough, my masterpiece, the culmination of my literary talents, endeavors, breath and growth. To date.

Walt Loves the Bearcat is my greatest achievement, during which I went to hell and back, poured out my heart and soul, examined my life like never before, wrote well over 1,500 pages of text and notes, came to terms with the events of my youth, hibernated from the world for months on end, lost my mind, got it back, finished a 700-page novel I had been dreaming of for 21 years, then died a little death.

"A lot of Walt Loves the Bearcat was written by the kid in me."

Walt Loves the Bearcat is the novel where I felt like a master of storytelling and the words that create them, where I exercised the rules, then broke the rules whenever it suited me, like a good and confident master of his craft. I was in the zone like never before.

Gone Dreaming

Shakespeare. Twain. Boyd. Whitman. Baldwin. Boyd. Irving. Boyd. Randy Boyd ... the great author from the 21st century, a time long, long ago...

The author falls asleep at his desk. He dreams of a faraway future, a future where his works are studied, like the great literary voices of the past. But will his own works pass the test of time?

Dream Sequences, coming soon to Randy Boyd's Blocks.

Dreamy and Cool

Coming soon: a whole new block on the block.