The Trombone Man

Dr. Peter Kraus is a forty-something behavioral scientist who is known for his quirky innovative ideas charming bookish manner and love for music especially the sound of the trombone. Sadly though courteous and engaging as well as being a good and considerate lover he has never been successful with women. While women adore him his dates usually end in disaster. Nonetheless Dr. Kraus makes it no secret that he loves the company of women-in carefully measured doses. Following a particularly bad date with his on-and-off girlfriend Bev Peter consults his psychoanalyst Dr. Maxine Feinschmecker who is the only one who knows about his James Bond fantasies and unresolved oedipal issues. His sessions with Dr. Feinschmecker reveal that he is a misogynist. The Trombone Man shares the story of one man's zany adventure through an outlandish world where political correctness and populism take on new meanings but that may end up being more normal than he ever imagined.