Perpetuating the Memory of a Sportscaster
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Willie George had died and now Julian had unknowingly sold himself to the devil. He became indentured to a
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About the Book
In brief, “Perpetuating the Memory of a Sportscaster” is the first of its kind written by a Virgin Islander. It tells of a sportscaster embraced by many and tolerated by others. Additionally, it tells of that selfsame sportscaster being victimized by envy, jealousy and political finagling in a
In preparing and writing the book, every precaution was taken in order to minimize digressions while speaking relevant to the point and purpose for the benefit of the living and generations of the future. Author, Liston Monsanto, Sr., is greatly please to hand down a publication leaving to posterity, the first book ever published by a Virgin Islander exposed to the world of sports.
About the Author
Unlike most educated and trained writers, Author Liston B. Monsanto, Sr., is not a prolific writer. Other than this publication, he has written just one book, appropriately entitled, “The Extreme Test” – A book which he believes has given new meaning to the phrase “Man’s Inhumanity to Man”. Through authentic letters from the oppressed and the oppressors, “the Extreme Test”, speaks directly to the glaring faults in the Virgin Islands Government and the Bureau of Internal Revenue in particular. It also tells of the author’s defeat of the Virgin Islands Governmental System through Opinion 81-1434 of the Third Circuit Court of Appeals in
Author, Liston B. Monsanto, Sr., is an erudite sixth generation St. Thomian who believes in putting the protestant ethic to work. Because of his passionate love for the