The Dark Shines Bright - Henry, Richard A.
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Human beings fall into three distinct groups. There are those who spend the better part of their life playing by the rules and trying to do good while contributing to the betterment of their fellow humans. There are those who spend the better part of their lives breaking the rules and taking whatever they can from their fellow humans, no matter what the cost. Finally there are those who are neither good or bad human beings. They just live day to day, come what may.The question is where did the rules come from that define what is good and what is bad?The only thing for sure is that no matter…mehr

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Human beings fall into three distinct groups. There are those who spend the better part of their life playing by the rules and trying to do good while contributing to the betterment of their fellow humans. There are those who spend the better part of their lives breaking the rules and taking whatever they can from their fellow humans, no matter what the cost. Finally there are those who are neither good or bad human beings. They just live day to day, come what may.The question is where did the rules come from that define what is good and what is bad?The only thing for sure is that no matter how a person lives his or her life, everyone has one thing in common. Everyone who is born, one day must die. How did human life begin and what happens after it ends?"The Dark Shines Bright" answers both questions in a carefully crafted, page turning story.
Autorenporträt
Richard Henry was born, raised and educated in New York City. After his service in the United States Marine Corps, which included a tour in Viet Nam, he returned to New York where he worked as a teacher and coordinator of Alternative High Schools.In 1983, he moved to Oklahoma to serve as the Director of Alternative Dispute Resolution for four counties under the direction of the Oklahoma State Supreme Court.In 1990, he moved to California and set up a training program for formally incarcerated youth. In 1992, he served as the "Economic and Business Development Coordinator" for military base closures.He published his first book of poetry, "Beyond the Skull" in 1976. His novel, "Of Days Gone By" was first published in 1990, followed by his second novel, "Short Timer" in 2002. His third book, "The Extraordinary Life of an Extraordinary Bear" was published in 2023.