Uncertainty Confusion and Nonsense

Dale Grant is semi-retired with a little time on his hands. He has shared some of his thoughts in regard to issues that are both universal and current in ways that are sometimes humorous, sometimes satirical and always amusing.

His vehicle for accomplishing this is a work of fiction in which the main character is a burglar named Nester Lincoln. Nester is a Harvard student who intends to apply to medical school. The reason that Nester wants to become a doctor is because he is sure that as a doctor it will be easier for him to steal from people than it is by committing burglaries.

Nester believes in no one, confides in no one and trusts no one. He has little respect for anything. He thinks that if he is careful and relies on no one he will always be successful.

As the story proceeds, however, Nester becomes the target not only of law enforcement, but of a powerful element of organized crime; and possibly one of his college roommates. Why the roommate? Because Nester is sleeping with his mother.

Uncertainty abounds as a result of the confusion that occurs and the nonsense that is interspersed throughout during the interactions among the numerous interesting characters who appear in the story.