USA Clash of Ideologys: Short Storys Kindle Edition

Literature by an American author: 15 short ficton stories about various aspects of USA culture. Including:* “Clash of Ideologys”. Half-brothers, inseparable pals during boyhood, then for many years separated – one remaining in conservative rural southeast, the other in liberal Washington, D. C. – are reunited by the Covid epidemic. Sharing an apartment in the nation’s capital, their deeply felt beliefs, in sync with those of the nation and city, harden, then clash, The developing crisis, exacerbated by the restrictive worrisome Covid epidemic, and the loom۔ing winner-take-all Woke versus MEGA presidential election, threatens to explode in violence, as each half-brother, dwelling in the same apartment, feels increasingly pulled to actively support his opposite cause. (By the end of the story – an objective presentation favoring no sides – the reader fully understands, from personal and political perspectives, the nature of the ideological divide in USA during opening three decades of 20th century.* “Visitation”. In the 16th century, an Amerindian chief, at the first appearance of a gigantic three-mask ship, experiences an insight apropos to humanity – this story shows – half a millennium later.* “Cherry Tree”. A new slant on the old story of how USA’s first president proved his integrity by admitting that he chopped down a precious tree.* “Crystal Man”. A young Hawaiian man with scant experience and no resources attempts to compete against giant international corporations in Waikiki's saturated souvenir market.* “One Man Against the World”. Stymied in every direction, what do you do? The protagonist in this story has an answer.* “Progress Marches Onward”. What compels entrepreneurial people to strive to bring forth yet another life-enhancing invention? Read onward...* “Career Choice”. When choosing a career, better base your decision on practical, rather than emotional, issues, correct? Are you sure?* “You Iz What You Eat” – and this story proves it.* “Car Hijack”. With three carjackings per day in USA’s capital city, a high-tech citizen fights back.* “Purple Heart”. Back home, in the aftermath of USA losing the war in Vietnam, is not a medal won for bravery still valuable?* And other thought-provoking stories.Written in a form of simplified English especially easy to read for non-native English speakers. Read more