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This book is about a young man by the name of Clarence who is drafted in the sixties at a young age of 21. He is a young black man who deals with racism and deals with all types of bad experiences while in Vietnam. He has a son who is two years old and a wife who is 21. On his return from Vietnam his wife ends up leaving Clarence with his son to raise. Until one particular day when Clarence goes to the bank and he is robbed and killed and the man who killed Clarence gets away with his murder until 20 years later.

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Pumpsie needs a win. Or to be more precise, he needs the Nashville Wildcats to win. Pumpsie’s been waiting his entire life—twelve whole years!—for his favorite team to make it to the playoffs. And this year—finally!—they’re just one win away. But when Pumpsie accidentally gets trapped in Lookout Field the night before the last game of the season, with only a lost dog named Campy for company, he may have accidentally stumbled into the best night of his life.

About 10 years ago, I was working as a security guard assigned to the 11-7 a.m. shift. Once, while on duty, I found myself sitting in my car, looking up in the sky and praying to a higher power about my life. I wanted to be a better man. As I looked up at the moon, I could have sworn I saw an image of a man moving up and down peacefully, like he was doing some sort of a dance, on the image of the moon. Not entirely sure if my eyes were failing me, I reached for my camera—which I always kept in my car—and took a picture of the moon having this “male image”.

I decided to write this small story about my family because I love and miss them all so much. I never wanted them to be forgotten by their grandchildren, both those they knew and those they never met. I am Man, also known as Andre or Spot Knot by most people who know me. I wanted a book dedicated to the memory of my family members because photo albums fade, fall apart, or (like the people) are forgotten about over time.

First, my duty is to inform all of mankind that God had created the moon in the form and shape of the continent of Africa. This is a real and true act, gift, and mystery from the Creator. Second, my job is to show and tell the world where these four living angels of his gospel were seen and written in the Book of Life. Third, my duties are to make the Creator a superhero doll to appeal to the upcoming youth and teach them about their Creator using the Mighty Khalifah doll. My fourth job is to write the story of Khalifah.

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