David Dutcher

After reading "Whitelighters for April" in Russian, a woman confronted me screaming, "How could you?" Had she added, "Mr. Man", I would have felt like Paul Sheldon in "Misery". There was no calming her . . .

After reading "Manipulated Rapture", a Christian reader asked, "Do Christians know this? Can it be true?" There was no calming her . . .

After reading "The Unknown", and being confronted with the ending of the movie in the book, "Eden", one reader voiced is opposition by stating, "Well, now that you have ended humanity . . . " There was no calming him.

In 2006, Florida's Terrace Community Middle School's literacy committee selected Feebie Brainiac and the Lysis Virus for their 2007-2008 school wide book! If you have children 8 years and older they will enjoy Feebie Brainiac and the Lysis Virus.

Oh, what the heck, adults enjoy it also! :-)