The Winds of Tomorrow

The Vivid And Highly Memorable Characters In The Winds Of Tomorrow Enables The Author To Present Innovative Ideas And A Definite Philosophy Of Life, When The Main Character , Gene Stanton, A Very Successful And Wealthy African American Newspaper Publisher, Is Faced With The Same Problems And Everyday Concerns That His White Counterparts Have To Face, When He Decides To Expand His Business By Switching From Publishing A Black Weekly Newspaper To An Integrated Daily, Thus, Becoming The County’S Only Black Citizen To Publish An Integrated Daily Newspaper That Happens To Have Mostly White Employees.This Storyline Stimulates High Dramatic Interests, Provocative Narrative, And Meaty Subject Matter As Stanton Confronts Family Conflict And Division With His Attorney Wife And Six Adult Children, As Well As A Ruthless Competitor, Which Creates A Flourish Of Racism, Infidelity, And Greed. Stanton’S Life Is Further Complicated When He Becomes Involved In A Torrid Love Affair With A Stunning Young Woman On The Newspaper’S Editorial Staff. This Happens Just Before He Is Asked To Run For Mayor. This Modern Day Novel Also Deals With Violence, Drugs, Interracial Marriage, Sexual Orientation, Breast Cancer And Child Abuse As It Offers A Wealth Of Stimulating Ideas About Our Culture And Family Systems With A Background Of Fast Paced And Exciting Action Sequences As Gene Stanton’S Life Is Threatened By A Relentless Would-Be Assassin. The Winds Of Tomorrow Displays An Intriguing Contemporary Profile Of American Life That Clearly Shows That The Integration Of The Races In This Country Can Be Successful, As It Guides The Readers With Crisp, Easy Reading Prose And Maintains A High Degree Of Interest To Its Dramatic Conclusion.