The Flying Saucer and the Round Table

<P> The original book was going to be a documentary on the negative influence of the Military Industrial Complex on American society where 50% of the nation's wealth for the past 53 odd years has been going to less then 7% of the population. All the other necessary factors of a viable infrastructure depleted over this period: public education health care housing mass transit environmental degradation etc. <P>However I was strongly advised against this endeavor and instead chose to fictionalize the story. I want to illustrate the impact on society of the above endeavors on the people involved and the varied reactions of these people. This is the thrust of the book. <C><P>The proof of this pudding is seen in the following reaction of a reviewer. <P><B>Reviews</B><P>Dear Enos; Thank you for your skepticism of Government and your faith in Mankind.</C><P>William Conlin<P>...a dramatic tale of how the ambition and greed of a select few people can have powerful and long-lasting negative results while goodness can also prevail in spite of temptations and pressures to go against one's convictions.<P>Kathleen Sutherland Master's Degree in English/Creative Writing