I received the above message yesterday from Mr. Wes Chamberlain, he of the 1990-1994 Philadelphia Phillies, to inform me (and you, presumably) about his newly (self-?) published (Kindle only?) biography/memoir, "
IN THE GAME (Volume 1)."
VOLUME 1. That means there are more volumes in the works!
And it's only $19.99! That's LESS THAN $.11/PAGE, people.
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| Bonus points b/c the cover looks like those non-official baseball cards you'd get in a Post cereal box |
I won't bore you with any formally prepared blurb from his publicist. Instead I'll just let Wes give you straight talk:
This book is to motivate, mentor and to be a testament to every one who
reads it, so that you may be encouraged when things aren't going well
with you or as planned in your life. If it can happen for me, why not
you? We all need each other to succeed and to become successful; the
proof is in the pudding.
BOOM, EXPLOSIVE TRUTH ORDINANCE DEPLOYED. Here's the full description from Amazon:
While growing up in the windy city of Chicago, you are presented with
immeasurable opportunities on what you dream of becoming in life. From
the Politicians to the Gangsters that operates the city. You had to
learn how to improvise, adapt, and overcome every situation that you're
challenged with at an early age. The Ida B. Wells was a community full
of role models, which had every type of life, lesswons and influences to
dream of whar and not to be when you grew up. Just like our amendments,
the act of making such a change or alteration, if you don't like your
situation, do something about it, to make it better.
My question to
you is simple. Is being a product of an extinct neighborhood good or
bad? We all have our own opinions, and were all entitled to them. The
purpose of telling my life story is to give to someone else, that which
was given unto me. Freely I've recieved, so freely I shall give also.
What type of products is your life producing? Some of us have many
talents, (the jack of all trades) but still have not mastered any of
them. We have to become certified with one talent at least, before we
can administrate with the other talents.
Yes. YES. A thousand times, yes.
Do yourself a solid and grab a copy (Kindle only, I think?)
here.
P.S. If any of my readers would like to purchase this and write a book report on it, I'll consider publishing it.
