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Joseph Craig is "coming home" again. And so is Texas and, eventually, the United States with the rest of the World not following, as usual. This time he has lost everything through no fault of his own with him not being alone... with his losses being almost all pervasive. But, with this near total loss, he is finally free to seek... EVERYTHING, as so it is for all else... for all else. I call this genre, Reality Fiction. With it being the most exciting type because it is based on REALITY; not science fiction or action fiction or gore fiction because these only excites the senses that quickly dull with those styles quickly becoming totally useless; whereas Reality Fiction excites the mind and the soul with that form sharpening the senses. And with this work, hopefully channeling the desire to right The Wrong that has been slowly and steadily usurping our (the) world of freedom since Roosevelt and accelerated with Texas' own LBJ.
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Joseph Craig is "coming home" again. And so is Texas and, eventually, the United States with the rest of the World not following, as usual. This time he has lost everything through no fault of his own with him not being alone... with his losses being almost all pervasive. But, with this near total loss, he is finally free to seek... EVERYTHING, as so it is for all else... for all else. I call this genre, Reality Fiction. With it being the most exciting type because it is based on REALITY; not science fiction or action fiction or gore fiction because these only excites the senses that quickly dull with those styles quickly becoming totally useless; whereas Reality Fiction excites the mind and the soul with that form sharpening the senses. And with this work, hopefully channeling the desire to right The Wrong that has been slowly and steadily usurping our (the) world of freedom since Roosevelt and accelerated with Texas' own LBJ.
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