Why: A Logical Philosophy of the Meaning of Life

by Travis Haan

Everybody wants to know the meaning of life. If you try to find a book on the topic though, you're probably only going to find one of four flavors. The most common are joke books. Then there's the self-proclaimed prophets who claim to have found the one true way. If you're not comfortable putting your faith in them you can go with the overly intellectual philosophy dissertations or the ramblings of this month's psuedo-Eastern LSD guru, but that's not what you're looking for. You want a serious, logical, concise, objective answer. That's what this book has to offer.

135 pages, Paperback

Published June 2, 2008

About the author

I was born and raised in Texas and only moved out of state when I joined the Air Force at the age of twenty. Being stationed in Italy, Germany and Hawaii allowed me to see the world and gain new perspectives. After separating from the military I moved to New Zealand for a few years where I studied creative writing. I write about topics that I feel are important and don't get enough attention.