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Released in September, 2003, "Burning Books on Fenwick Street" takes a look at an America where we have surrendered our freedoms in the name of homeland security. Inspired by the infamous "Turner Diaries", John Kolzig must cross an America of AIDS camps, forced segregation and mutual suspicion before he can reach a place of freedom with the woman he loves.
In the early 21st century, John Kolzig and his neighbors on Fenwick Street attempt to adjust to the changes wrought by the recent presidential election which has elevated a conservative Christian to the White House. Books are burned in the church parking lot and foreign residents are deported as the Bill of Rights is replaced by the 10 Commandments as the law of the land. Alcohol, tobacco and guns are outlawed and John finds himself under the scrutiny of the local block deacon. Life goes on, but John has fallen in love with the wrong woman and they find themselves on the run with the he | |  | | Key Monster, A Novel of Key West
A humorous take on the traditional Florida crime novel, Key Monster is the perfect read while relaxing on a tropical beach or flying off to one.
A burnt-out Chesapeake charterboat captain, a failure at life, Eugene "Winch" Winchell pilots the "Stuffed Ham", a plush cruiser he found at an IRS auction. Twice divorced, twice busted, and nearing 40, Winch is deeply in debt, financially and emotionally. His parents have recently died, he finds himself slipping back into old addictions, and he may have just seen a sea monster in the bay. Winch handles trouble as he always does: he gets trashed. Seeking a safe harbor, he flees his monsters, heading for Key West aboard the "Ham", but the unwitting captain is being followed. One pursuer wants h |
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