Public Action

About the Book

A Call to Public Action

Author’s newly published book is a realistic, autobiographical fiction on social change – A fictional biography with a twist of hard truth, that’s what readers will look forward to in the thought-provoking drama that surrounds author Robert S. Benjamin’s newly released book, Public Action. His intentions have always been good, even if sometimes his thoughts are wrong. He is open to opinions, changes, and discussions and he hopes the readers of this book will be as well.

The protagonist begins the chronicle of his life by sharing what the world is now—year 2046. He tells of how the world has finally found peace and beauty once again, how it is much better than when he started his life, and how his actions helped in molding this said world. But it wasn’t always that good back then. Through the aid of flashback, he calls on his memories to tell the story of what and how it used to be. With a straightforward account and candid narration, readers will realize that there’s more to it than just an autobiographical fiction, but more importantly, it portrays the harsh realities that everyone is actually facing and struggling with every day.

“I likely see the world different than you do. I am not convinced that I see it correctly but we are each entitled to our opinion, so far. I am watching the quality of life for so many people decline so rapidly it scares me. So many choose not to face up to what is going on, some fight it with no success and others just watch in dismay. I am trying to present options that are worth considering for taking our lives back… My goal isn’t to provide answers but to be a part of a movement toward clear thinking and action… I want to live in a beautiful setting and love life everyday. I hope you do too.

Public Awareness Is Not the Answer. Public Action Is.”

About the Author

I likely see the world different than you do. I am not convinced that I see it correctly but we are each entitled to our opinion, so far. I am watching the quality of life for so many people decline so rapidly it scares me. So many choose not to face up to what is going on, some fight it with no success and others just watch in dismay. I am trying to present options that are worth considering for taking our lives back. It would take a book that likely I couldn’t get in my car to fill in all of the spaces that need attention. My goal isn’t to provide answers but to be a part of a movement toward clear thinking and action. Men and women far more intelligent and far more educated than me see a lot of what I see. I think the difference is that I was born in a poverty class in Southeast Texas. I had to work hard for everything I ever got and talking about it didn’t get the job done. The time for talk is over. I want to live in a beautiful setting and love life everyday. I hope you do too. Public Awareness Is Not the Answer. Public Action Is.