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Whirlaway: The Rule of the Sea
by Robert Wintner 
Narrator: Robert Wintner
Category: Literary Adventure, eBook, Audiobook
Praise "I read Whirlaway: The Rule of the Sea and found it to be a bold and vivid dive into the wild spirit of the 80s. It mixes adventure, freedom, and the raw realities of that era in a way that’s both intense and eye-opening. The storytelling makes you feel the energy and risks of chasing dreams on and off the sea." - Amazon Customer, 5 star review |
ABOUT THE BOOK
Whirlaway is mind and body adventure of the double-edge 80s, a time of growth, beyond idealism and self-absorption of the 60s and 70s. Bolder reaching for the gold ring made success seem attainable.
Many young folk enjoyed cocaine as a cultural stimulant, for encouragement, confidence and assurance, while it lasted. It cost a bit and a bit more but beat depression. The 80s also marked the beginning of the end for nature on Earth. Human population, doubling since the 50s, generated trash. The piles doubled, too, along with traffic and indiscriminate destruction. Free love or sex was still in, as pesky new diseases arrived.
On the bright and risky side, the 80s held potential for those in need. A bold player could float a loan at a bank, of all places, with an application form. Most banks had loan apps on hand, easily submitted with personal tax returns. The P.O. had racks of blank tax returns. Natcherly, the numbers had to make sense. No problema, with alignment available at friendly accounting services.
Freebooting and fun-loving, 80s life was for the spirited, high lifers to down and outers, whoever could reach to grasp and bring the prize home!
Whirlaway is mind and body adventure of the double-edge 80s, a time of growth, beyond idealism and self-absorption of the 60s and 70s. Bolder reaching for the gold ring made success seem attainable.
Many young folk enjoyed cocaine as a cultural stimulant, for encouragement, confidence and assurance, while it lasted. It cost a bit and a bit more but beat depression. The 80s also marked the beginning of the end for nature on Earth. Human population, doubling since the 50s, generated trash. The piles doubled, too, along with traffic and indiscriminate destruction. Free love or sex was still in, as pesky new diseases arrived.
On the bright and risky side, the 80s held potential for those in need. A bold player could float a loan at a bank, of all places, with an application form. Most banks had loan apps on hand, easily submitted with personal tax returns. The P.O. had racks of blank tax returns. Natcherly, the numbers had to make sense. No problema, with alignment available at friendly accounting services.
Freebooting and fun-loving, 80s life was for the spirited, high lifers to down and outers, whoever could reach to grasp and bring the prize home!
Robert Wintner
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Robert Wintner's characters seek reason in nature. In a Sweet Magnolia Time was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. Whirlaway and The Modern Outlaws were optioned for movie production in Los Angeles. Whirlaway, a hot-book listing at the Maui County Library, is iconic among Maui charter crews. A Road Saga in two books includes Touch of the Unknown Rider, twenty years up the road from The Modern Outlaws.
Robert Wintner is a reef conservation activist and Executive Producer of The Dark Hobby, an award-winning movie exposing the aquarium trade.
Reef photography with political narrative titles include 1) Some Fishes I Have Known, 2) Every Fish Tells a Story, 3) Neptune Speaks (with movie on CD), 4) Reef Libre, An In-Depth Look at Cuban Exceptionalism & the Last, Best Reefs in the World (with movie on CD) and 5) Dragon Walk (with movie on CD). No need to schlep camera & dive gear around the world; the Snorkel Bob expeditions did it for you.
Website: https://robertwintner.com/
Instagram: @robertwintner
Purchase the book here:
https://www.amazon.com/Whirlaway-rule-sea-Robert-Wintner-ebook/dp/B0DL3VTZDT
Robert Wintner's characters seek reason in nature. In a Sweet Magnolia Time was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. Whirlaway and The Modern Outlaws were optioned for movie production in Los Angeles. Whirlaway, a hot-book listing at the Maui County Library, is iconic among Maui charter crews. A Road Saga in two books includes Touch of the Unknown Rider, twenty years up the road from The Modern Outlaws.
Robert Wintner is a reef conservation activist and Executive Producer of The Dark Hobby, an award-winning movie exposing the aquarium trade.
Reef photography with political narrative titles include 1) Some Fishes I Have Known, 2) Every Fish Tells a Story, 3) Neptune Speaks (with movie on CD), 4) Reef Libre, An In-Depth Look at Cuban Exceptionalism & the Last, Best Reefs in the World (with movie on CD) and 5) Dragon Walk (with movie on CD). No need to schlep camera & dive gear around the world; the Snorkel Bob expeditions did it for you.
Website: https://robertwintner.com/
Instagram: @robertwintner
Purchase the book here:
https://www.amazon.com/Whirlaway-rule-sea-Robert-Wintner-ebook/dp/B0DL3VTZDT
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