Richard Grossman Biography

Richard Grossman earned a BA in English Literature from Stanford University in 1965 before working as an executive for a multinational financial services company. In 1976, he left his corporate job to focus on his writing career. He published his first book of poetry, "Tycoon Boy," in 1977 and followed it up with "The Animals" in 1983. Grossman's current focus is on a trilogy of novels called "American Letters," aimed at redefining the nature of writing. The first two volumes, "The Alphabet Man" and "The Book of Lazarus," were published in 1993 and 1997 by FC2. The final volume, "The Interstate Bingo," is expected to be released in 2014. The trilogy is part of a larger project called "Breeze Avenue," a 3 million-page work that aims to redefine literature and cosmic consciousness. The project will be launched online in 2015 and later installed as a set of 5000 unique printed volumes in a reading room. Grossman is also producing works of art in various media, including sculptures, installations, videos, photographs, music, and theatrical performances, as part of this project.

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