The Madman

If you enjoyed Book I to The Madman, I am hopeful that you will enjoy

this follow-up tale. The first installment was meant to demonstrate

how easy it can be to lose yourself in the face of an impersonal world

set against you, and how that can lead to rapid self-destruction. By

contrast, the second installment is an exercise in spiritual rebirth,

which is anything but an easy task.

The other purpose of this combined project is to explore the absolute

truism that, placed in the wrong environment, it is entirely possible

for anyone to find themselves on the verge of madness. Unfortunately,

that can also include the national sentiment you see around you every

day, and this second book also explores some deep-seated foundational

issues which previously made this country entirely unique. Much of

that foundation has been lost at this point, and this new chapter in

Steven’s adventure takes him on a journey to rediscover his purpose,

at a time when the country is forced to also rediscover its own.

Undoubtedly, this work will not be for everyone, but again, if the first

installment of The Madman struck a chord with you, the second might

also provide you with some enjoyable reading and education. However,

as with everything you approach in life, enter at your own risk…