Scott Skipper
Golden State Blues was inspired by the socio-political train wreck that the United States—and California in particular—has become. I based it in the little town of Claremont, California, which is a couple miles from my home, because it is a bastion of liberal and politically correct thinking. Golden State Blues runs roughshod over political correctness and tweaks the noses of politicians, bureaucrats, and public servants. Plus, it contains a healthy dose of vitriol aimed at the irritating, rude, dangerous and downright boneheaded people I see on the streets every time I leave the house.
I suppose by its very nature I limited my audience to no more than thirty percent of the population, but I want to tell you, I had more fun writing Blues than anything else I've ever written.`
I suppose by its very nature I limited my audience to no more than thirty percent of the population, but I want to tell you, I had more fun writing Blues than anything else I've ever written.`
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Is this book a combination of nonfiction with fiction? I wrote a short story sci-fi fiction story "Taken". I'm definitely interested in aliens. I helped a friend in Italy investigate some old UFO cases. In doing this I became acquainted with several MUFON members. Very interesting stuff!
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