Where We Went Wrong - Canfield, Jr
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The We in the title of this brief sermon refers to the Homo Sapien species - all of us regardless of our origins, religious beliefs, wealth or station in society. Given the advantages we share over the other animal life on this planet, we've managed to create a great and obvious bollocks of our multitudinous opportunities! Why should this have happened? And, more importantly, will we continue following blindly down this most probably fatal path? The author, though lacking formal training in human psychology, offers to the introspective freethinker a lifetime of casual observations on the cause and effect of our all-too-obvious misadventures.…mehr

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The We in the title of this brief sermon refers to the Homo Sapien species - all of us regardless of our origins, religious beliefs, wealth or station in society. Given the advantages we share over the other animal life on this planet, we've managed to create a great and obvious bollocks of our multitudinous opportunities! Why should this have happened? And, more importantly, will we continue following blindly down this most probably fatal path? The author, though lacking formal training in human psychology, offers to the introspective freethinker a lifetime of casual observations on the cause and effect of our all-too-obvious misadventures.
Autorenporträt
J R Canfield was born and raised in northern New Jersey and graduated from the Bloomfield, N.J. High School. His interest in fiction writing was awakened when he won a nationwide short story contest for ninth graders. (Actually he came in second but the original winner was disqualified.) After graduating from NYU, Canfield spent his working career in railroad operations serving as Trainmaster for his beloved DL&W R.R. (RIP Oct. 17, 1960), Superintendent, General Superintendent and Director of Operations for several rail carriers. Since retirement, Canfield has authored seven books of rail photography for Morning Sun Books, Inc. He also has written other mystery fiction bookst featuring amateur detective Hamilton Smith.