What is the most fascinating component of your book? Why?
There have been many books and movies about the Vietnam War. The Flight of the Pegasus is a black soldier's experience in the Vietnam War. The main character, Victor Moore, consciously objected to the war. He dared to question authority and trusted his own instincts to survive. The soldiers who did not conform in this unjust war were forced to endure incarceration in conditions that were almost medieval; underground cells, buckets instead of toilets, diets of bread, lettuce, tomatoes and water.
What is the centeral topic of your book? What is the main theme and/or ideas?
This is a story of a black youth's journey through America's turbulent Civil Rights Movement, the nightmare of the Vietnam War and his return to family, friends and the home he could never find again. He battled with his sanity, drug addiction, and patriotism. The main character of my book came from a dysfunctional family and a background of poverty. He was raised with a solid Baptist belief in God, instilled in him by his grandmother. This belief helped him survive the many dramas of the Vietnam War.
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