Short Stories
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About the Book
Literature is the biographical window to the human experience. It has no geographical, political, cultural, or religious boundaries. Nothing can stop it from penetrating the most intimate crevices of life--no matter how insignificant. Literature allows the reader to listen in (eavesdrop) to the gossip of life: the frustrations, hopes and dreams, triumphs and defeats of the characters who attempt to uncover the meaning of the tragic sense of life.
About the Author
He was born in Port Arthur, Texas, but he spent his formative years in Northern Mexico, in his father’s ranch. He left his wealthy environment to begin an adventurous life as a migrant worker. He finally settled in Lansing, Michigan, where he worked in a forging factory. He is a veteran of the Korean War Conflict. Upon his return from the War, he married, had children and dedicated his life to the family. Later, he went to Michigan State University where he earned an M.A. in Literature. After an unfortunate divorce, he spent some time in Mexico being the administrator of his father’s Estate. In 1990, he returned to the USA and settled in San Antonio, Texas. He has been a passionate literature instructor at Lansing Community College (Michigan), Lady of the Lake University, and the Alamo Community Colleges in San Antonio, Texas.