The Seiberling Project

The year is 1974. Alex Powell’s invention, a device that captures 3-D images of the past, turns out to be a dangerous machine that will introduce him to some of the most extraordinary figures of the century, as he embarks on the long journey back to his estranged father. Along the way, he discovers a funny thing about forgiveness: it flows least from those most in need of it themselves. Painstakingly researched and powerfully character-driven, The Seiberling Project is an unforgettable odyssey of reconciliation and self-discovery.

Patrick D. Finley received a Bachelor of Music degree from Akron University, a Master of Music Degree from Penn State University, and a Ph. D in music from CUNY. He is currently choral director at a high school in New Jersey. Dr. Finley has two published choral works with Presser Pub., and his book "A Catalogue of the Works of Ralph Shapey" is published by Pendragon Press. "The Seiberling Project" is his first novel.