One Man

The middle story of the William Morgan Trilogy of life experiences. Based in true events. Bill has moved on from having been a "Cue Ball"; but has not reached the final phase of his life as a "Palagi." The confrontations he faces in this story, center upon sibling rivalries, learned racial attitudes of both his older brother (Jerry) and himself. Diametrically different attitudes Spilling over into multiple aspects and viewpoints and contentions that run deep between the brothers. Concerning "Corporate Relativity" as well as "moral relativity." The depth of contradictions are graphically examined and graphically communicated in this novel. *Not for the faint of heart or sensitive. Issues of racism and inter-racial marriage are part of the sub-text. The personal values and viewpoints and actions of both main characters are well described and explained. Moreover; an examination of how we each perceive the world and how we each determine to act and react and conduct ourselves in the world. A very "gritty" and real story. All based upon life experience.