Book Synopsis
This story; centers on an unapparent prodigy facing a myriad of grueling circumstances, yet due to fighting to maintain a positive mental attitude/disposition, allowed what was at first deemed negative to become the necessary kindling to set ablaze an unstoppable force of Passion. The seed of what began as rejection then transformed into the seedlings of Faith thereafter Tenacity, Determination, Perseverance, & inevitable self-Discovery the most priceless reward dividend/reward for All would-be Overcomers! Do not get me wrong, our newfound Friend, he was not placed in this Dreadful situation because he was less than decent. On the contrary, in All Honesty, this Friend of ours was charismatic, dynamic, magnetic, and a true warm Soul spreading light wheresoever the soul-of-his-feet became Planted. In essence, he was not a person perse, rather he is convincingly person-like!
WELCOME... to the simply Modest short story about the most fantastic Hero-yet-to-be Uncovered, "xtraOrdinaire."
About The Author
docteur shane jāycée…
an Creative & Innovative Writer Extraordinaire. One who is astonishingly gifted in the disciplines of fictional, inspiration, academic and poetic writing.
He Originates – was born and raised, out of Southeastern Louisiana. Residing in his formative years, vacillating between Orleans and St. Tammany Parish/ He currently resides – along with his wife of 17.10 years, in the North Central Florida Region.
He began his formal invigorating works during his earliest formative years. He is, essentially, a supernatural phenomenon of exceptional insights and unparalleled visionary innovation.
When questioned regarding preferred artistic styles-venues, 'doctor shane' asserts that he prefers endeavoring into anything that his knack for bringing the unseen into the natural can best be utilized. He is well versed and educated in the “things of the unseen or super-Natural realm”.
“[To simplify] is very nearly the whole of the higher artistic process; finding what conventions of form and what detail one can do without – and yet preserve the spirit of the whole”
(Willa Sibert Cather)