The Miraculous Adventures of Willy Maze is about a character called William Edgar Maze (Willy Maze), who was born in 1956, in an upstate New York town called Newburgh. It's located 60 miles north of Manhattan, along the Hudson River. Willy is an only child, born with the ability to astral travel, or have out-of-body experiences. By the age of 13, he has some extremely supernatural occurrences. His father, Harry Maze, owns a delicatessen in Newburgh. His mother's name is Etta. The young boy grows up, and takes a serious interest in music. He studies the clarinet and plays in the band from elementary school through high school. After he graduates high school, he lands a job playing the clarinet in the orchestra for the Broadway musical, Fiddler on the Roof. His musical career eventually brings him to Amsterdam, Holland, where he becomes the 2nd chair clarinetist in The Amsterdam Philharmonic Orchestra. While in Holland, Willy's life changes dramatically: He falls in love with an oboe player, loses his virginity, and experiences more paranormal events. Something happens that turns his life upside down. He experiences his darker side, by taking a job as a professional jewel smuggler, traveling through parts of the world, continuing to meet bizarre characters, his spiritual aspect, and God himself. Willy meets his soul mate, Annie Rose, and the story moves him into the 90s, and the 21st Century. He marries, and has children. A prophet visits them, bringing him and his wife a message. The world and life will change. In the end, it changes drastically. It's an adventure beyond your wildest imagination. Heartwarming. Funny. Haunting. Surreal. Apocalyptic. Hopeful. Utopian. Miraculous.
Genre: FICTION / Action & Adventurewas recently published
Chapter 1
Before my spirit body departed the celestial realm, I consulted with the benevolent prophet of great wisdom, truth, love and compassion. After he gave me instructions for my new assignment, I bravely traveled the 500 billion miles to the oceanic blue-green planet that orbited the sun. With atomic-like speed, I entered earth’s atmosphere through black-gray clouds, glided over Antarctica, bypassed the Andes, climbed the Himalayas, crossed the stormy Atlantic, swam New York’s Hudson River north to south, and then finally entered a hospital room, where a young mother, Etta Maze, just gave birth to a healthy baby boy: me, William Edgar Maze. My father, Harry, proudly stood nearby while a brilliant blue light filled the room a few moments. The obstetrician spanked my bottom; I drew my first breath, and the divine spirit of God entered my tiny pink lungs.
That took place in 1956, three o’clock, on a Tuesday afternoon in an unusually cold September. Silvery white snowflakes softly dropped as my mother and father lovingly wrapped me in a wool shawl before leaving Saint Lukes Hospital, in Newburgh, N.Y. They carried me across Dubois Street, and into our warm home nearby. And on that day, the miraculous adventures of little Willy Maze had begun.
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French
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Translation in progress.
Translated by Ariella Baltié
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Swedish
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Translation in progress.
Translated by Anneli Erkkonen
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