
Robert Rebuschatis
A Cal Berkeley Man

A Cal Berkeley Man
Published December 2023
An airline steward who is afraid to fly. A sailor who does not understand the tides. Both rolled up into Paul Pickett. Follow Pickett through San Francisco into the rural towns of Northern California and eventually to Mallorca, Spain, as he wreaks havoc and finds trouble everywhere he goes.
Published December 2024
A tense, dramatic, and sometimes humorous tale of the rise and fall of an independently owned winery, restaurant, and vineyard in Sonoma County, California. The story is told by a first-generation American born French man, Kenny Lemonde-Savant. Kenny is a home-schooled vineyard genius taught to tend grape vines in the Arizona desert by his fanatic father from Bordeaux. The story moves to California when Kenny follows his sister to Sonoma County. There he encounters life California Style: surprises galore and unique characters of Sonoma County.
Published March 17, 2026
This is the story of Astrid Malm who escapes a bad marriage and goes on the run in the wilds of the Mojave Desert where she dodges danger and lays witness to an investigation of questionable water use by a major mining operation. Astrid is aided in her journey to salvation by an old friend, Simon Early March, who is working as an investigative journalist. The couple ends up in Las Vegas, Nevada, where Astrid forms an all women labor union as part of her metamorphosis into a woman of power and stature.

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Author Robert Rebuschatis at the San Francisco War Memorial Opera House for the 2025 Christmas presentation of The Nutcracker ballet.

Robert Rebuschatis' Family at The Nutcracker ballet.
Left to right:
Son-in-law Steven
Daughter Molly
Grandson Walter

Robert Rebuschatis' wife, Denise at The Nutcracker ballet.

Cal Berkeley men at Cafe Beaujolai in Mendocino CA
Left to right - W. Shaw-PHD; H. F. Hunt-MS, Bob Rebuschatis-BS

Harvest and the Crush
"Just because the people who populate his pages are unconventional and dysfunctional does not mean his prose is jumbled or rambling. His style is clean and even lyrical at times. This is a rather long novel, but it flies by because the reader is dying to know what outrageous escapade this wild and crazy group will come up with next."
-Diane McCurdy
The Sonoma County Gazette
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Meet author Bob Rebuschatis and discuss his latest book "Harvest and the Crush".
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Meet author Bob Rebuschatis and discuss his latest book "Harvest and the Crush".
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