The World, Book Three, Part 1

"The World, Book Three, Part 1" (1 of 2) is the third installment about a slightly over-hormoned, teenage overseas military brat who thinks too much, has a bit of a problem with authority and whose father is stationed at Torrejon Air Base, Madrid, Spain, from 1969-1974. Book Three, Part 1, covers the first half of the historic Torrejon/Madrid High School football season in which the school's varsity football team is divided into two, separate, competing varsity squads in order to balance the Spain Division Conference.

Kerry (Paul) May was born in eastern Oregon in 1956, lived there until 1969 then moved to Madrid, Spain, where he lived until 1974. He then moved to Eugene to attend the University of Oregon, received his BA in English in 1978 and his MFA in 1982. An award-winning poet, widely published, he's the author of a volume of poems titled, "Test Flights," published by West End Press in 1985, and the novels, "The World, Book One," and "The World, Book Two," in 2013. "The World, Book Three, Part 1," is the third book in a series about military brat experiences while living overseas in Madrid. Kerry still lives in Eugene, Oregon, with his awesome wife, two Chinese pugs, four cats and spends his days (as much as possible) writing at The Magic Table.