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The Monday Morning Memo

The Invisible Heroes contains 133 stories you were never told.
Stories that will make you stand taller, smile wider and raise
your eyes to the far horizon.

When that fat book is published, I’ll likely be branded a
romanticizer by serious students of history who will
accuse my stories of being incomplete.

These people will be correct.

Ralph Waldo Emerson said,

Every man is entitled to be valued by his best moment.”

I agree with Ralph. So I’m leaving out those details that would
reduce our heroes to mere targets for self-righteous contempt.
Persons who glory in pointing out the shortcomings of others
will doubtless be enraged to the point of trembling when they
read my fascinating tales of The Invisible Heroes.

To be honest, that’s one of the main reasons I wrote this book.
As Herm Albright said,

A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.”

The Invisible Heroes is the sequel to Pendulum.

It should be available in late 2016 or early 2017.

– Roy H. Williams

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“Your infancy. What was it?”

“It was a wasp, dizzy with drink, banqueting to abandonment in the black mortuary juice of the September plum, where it throbbed and blundered. It was the cat-opened carcass of a pigeon – a silent murdered metropolis, roaring with maggots. It was the dried skeleton of the heretic spider, strung out on the wheel of its web, dead in the corner of my room for decades of dawns, a ghostly medieval martyr with the daylight showing through. It was the knots in the floorboards, charting the kingdoms of my childhood with their own special geography of fear, knots that ran along the beams like tigers, roaming the roofs and rafters, changing to cannibals, swarming down the walls and up the legs of the bed – the Anthropophagi, and men whose heads do grow beneath their shoulders.”

- Will. After 400 Years, Shakespeare Breaks His Silence, by Christopher Rush

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