Victory Comes Only To Those Prepared To

Surviving Is Much More Painful Than Death.

To Ronald Wilson Regan, The Fortieth President Of The United States: The Man Who Won The War.

Two Questions Form The Foundation Of All Novels: "what If?" And "what Next?" (a Third Question, "what Now?", Is One The Author Asks Himself Every 10 Minutes Or So; But It's More A Cry Than A Question.) Every Novel Begins With The Speculative Question, What If "x" Happened? That's How You Start.

Giving Your Book To Hollywood Is Like Turning Your Daughter Over To A Pimp.

And So Began Something That Had Not Quite Begun And Would Not Soon End, With Many People In Many Places Moving Off In Directions And On Missions Which They All Mistakenly Thought They Understood. That Was Just As Well. The Future Was Too Fearful For Contemplation, And Beyond The Expected, Illusory Finish Lines Were Things Fated By The Decisions Made This Morning -- And, Once Decided, Best Unseen.