Zarat: Notes of the Becoming (Paperback or Softback)

Vengeance Is What You Suspect: In 1995, the State of Nevada perpetrated mass arrests propelled by false evidence, to forward the political goals of many under the banner of the District Attorney's office. The State then used massive amounts of State funds to perpetually appeal judgments ruled in favor of the Citizens falsely arrested under these conditions. These tactics were used against the innocent People until the State appealed decisions past the rulings of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals finally forcing cases to have to wait more than a decade to reach the Supreme Court, which forced those cases carried on contingency to be dropped by the brave lawyers that took them on. Lives were stolen for the sake of Power and to propel the Dark sensation of righteousness that makes a government official feel like they are "doing their job". Vows bound by Love are not broken. Warriors are born of such vows. Four years after the death of The Girl, and the disappearance of The Father, Zarat struggles against the angst of his post war perception. He manifests a war within himself and wills the struggle against the specific reality behind the supremacist nature that prosperity yields into sneers and gestures and reactions of disgust that forces the innocent and Free into a state of defense that can reason to kill. All the while Zarat struggles with the relationship that wounded his heart. His differing interpretations shedding new light and understanding on the mysterious Girl that changed his soul and bent his life. Brought to you by long time Liberator and author, Philosopher Stephan Pacheco, a Native of Reno, NV, and a defining voice of Generation "whY?".

From the Midwest Book Review:

Samuel Drake
Reviewer

I suspect we have a genius at hand. After you get into the pace of thismodern writing style which is meant to represent the erratic breaking of the important thoughts that come to define us as a person, the readerstarts to see what this really is. The Heroes' thoughts occur in nearlyrandom, but fatefully important events which symbolizes the makeup ofall our streaming lives. In essence, I believe that it is a link between what classes in the US/American society fight for and against eachother for; a sense of place that works out to a sense of superioritywhich this Author proves is utterly imaginary. I believe that Pachecobelieves that Human Equality and Utopia itself are just a mindset away.To reach this mindset we have to face what's illogical and onlyself-serving in ourselves, while embracing our absolute, non-sinful,Humanness; which allows us, as people, to honestly connect with eachother without fear of one another. In the Works of Stephan Pacheco,we're meant to explore ourselves, our sex, and interact deliberatelywith the world without fretting concern but with Compassion toward theemotions people around us may be trapped in. The character's anger onlyarising in non-negotiable conflict against people attempting to assumeauthority over others in order to have a sense of falseself-righteousness; a sense the character's are certain, is impossible.Pacheco is open and is easily reachable for commentary. He was reachedthrough his LibetyCore.us website. When asked, "What is the ultimateintention of these no-holds-bar aggressive books?" he responded to mevia an email that said, "Ultimately, they are meant to address thepitfalls that secret and unaddressed fear turn a person into; a personthat they never wanted to be, that they originally thought they werefighting against. In the US we are on the verge of personal Nazi-esqueimperialism spread throughout our families and jobs, or a personalUtopia. I choose Utopia, and anyone can at any second, but it takescourage to bust our egos. Total courage. Without censorship. Because anInternal War is required like every achievement of Human Freedom, arevolution is required. Strong minds should read these books, theparadox is, is that it's the weak minds that need them which is why I'mbranching back to my roots in Film and visual Entertainment in order toreach them. However, we are going to make this an audio book and willlikely do something with it visually, eventually." These Heroes are thepeople that do what others want to do but wind up repressing to benon-confrontational, because of their relationship with fear, and afictional judgment, thereby harming their sense of self, their societyand definitely their government.

It's the Freedom that's impressive. It is the character'snon-willingness to compromise the Equality they know they permanentlyhave that expels them from a world created in a society'ssuper-consciousness where the will to be the best enslaves lower classes with a false assumption of supremacy; a supremacy that these characters know is a factual impossibility. These works raise the question of, why does American society keep using something, anything to create asupremacist ranking system; once racial, now educational, or financial;to create restrictions of involvement, when all humans are created, live and die in Equality. Pacheco leads these characters to break away fromevery lie that fear makes up in a person's mind to reach Freedom fromour parents, our teachers, our bosses...Read more: midwestbookreview.com/rbw/mar_13.htm