There are moments in life that arrive without warning. Moments measured not in years — but in hours.
92 Hours is Rich Schiesser’s first memoir, written after decades of structured, technical writing and later fiction. This book is different. It is personal. It is reflective. It is real.
In just ninety-two hours, life shifted. What followed was not spectacle — but clarity. This is a story about love, responsibility, decision, and meaning when time feels impossibly short.
This memoir speaks to anyone who has:
92 Hours invites readers to slow down, reflect, and sit with the truth that even the shortest windows of time can carry lifelong meaning.
Rich Schiesser is a best-selling author of IT Systems Management, a highly acclaimed textbook still used at universities worldwide. He also coauthored IT Production Services and wrote a weekly management column for InformIT.com for three years.
In 2016, he transitioned from technical writing to fiction with Shattered Hearts, a contemporary family saga.
92 Hours is his fifth book — and his first memoir. Rich holds degrees in engineering and business administration. He enjoys swimming and has recently completed mini triathlons. He lives in Henderson, Nevada, with his wife, Ann.
Together, they support two meaningful causes:
Olive Crest, serving abandoned and abused children, and OneLegacy, supporting organ transplants.