Unmoved Chess Pieces is Driscoll’s personal reflection of grief, loss, hope, and laughter. Though viewed from the outside Ed appears to be living “the American dream” in Hollywood, inside he feels a certain emptiness about his purpose in life. These feelings only intensify as Ed’s parents, living back in Pittsburgh, become ill. As events unfold, we witness Driscoll’s spiritual growth, viewed through the prism of his original, laugh-out-loud humor. This book is ultimately a unique, humorous look at grief and finding one’s place in this world.