The story of Ramsus Zephyr, a Black activist who is truly willing to win a full-on race war by any means necessary.
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The author is an Army brat, who was born in Womack Army Hospital, Fort Bragg, North Carolina on October 7th, 1977. He has lived on both coasts of the U.S., but has spent most of his life in the region of the U.S. known as "The South". Thus if you ask the author where he is from, he will normally respond with either "everywhere" or "the South". The author is a Black Christian with socially conservative views, but, overall, has developed a cynical worldview that shows in his work. Through parental prodding the author has also developed pro-Black leanings that were sharpened and strengthened at his alma mater, Fisk University. Much of the author's initial works were penned there. Creatively-speaking, the author believes that a writer ultimately pulls from his own experiences and fantasies when writing stories. Thus it is the author's belief that if one truly wants to understand a person, one should read their work. This author's ultimate goal is to inspire thought on the subjects of religion, morality, and race.
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