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    The Green House is the story of how several residents of a rooming house in Detroit got to know one another and how they impacted each other’s lives. Spoiler alert: At least one of the inhabitants in the boarding house may turn out to be a ghost. 

   What Happened to Him? is a coming-of-age tale that explores the confluence of journalism and politics through the eyes of a young man experiencing first love, losses and the struggles to find a path in life.

 If you were invited to meet with God and encouraged to ask any questions you chose, what questions would you ask?  Would you trust whoever was offering to meet with you?

 A Home in the Bitterroot tells a story about a lonely man escaping his past while it explores the rich history of immigrants to the Bitterroot Valley and of the Salish People whose historical home was the Bitterroot.  The pandemic, social intolerance and ghosts of the past combine in this story about personal validation. 

 Alex in Deutschland tells a tale of adventure, cruelty, wonder and sadness from the nineteen-thirties, forties, fifties and sixties. Underlying it all, the book wrestles with the psyche of Hitler while addressing the question: What is fascism?  

In the early 1960's, Sam Erickson runs into FBI imposters, the Mafia, Fidel Castro and the Minnesota Twins as he falls in love, then searches for a missing Cuban-American Girl.  

 Imprints from an Odyssey is a description of the early 1970s, a portrait of wonderful pockets of people in diverse places, and the story of a young man using trial and error to discover himself.  

Poetry and Reflection is a collection of poems written by Roger Neumaier following his retirement. His intention was to write one poem a month into a poetry journal. The poems reflect changes in his world