Al Lucas: 6 books

This photo reveals an author in deep denial of which a whole book could be written. Lucas asks how definitive does a man have to be to tell a story of reasonable conjecture from the viewpoint of a victim? He finds himself in eerily similar circumstances that his protagonist found himself to be in: Tampa, the hood, 9/11, the VA, Alcohol Anonymous. Whatever can be said, consider it said.

In book four: "The Fourth Step, A Dream Sequence," Paul Undres is a man bewildered at the unfolding intricacies of life. He plots and plots imaginary constructs, then plops down for a long snooze, and dreams about conceiving children who do what he cannot: make a go of it in an unforgiving...

Paul Undres strives mightily but gets nowhere because of casual indifference. His tombstone should read "Here lies Paul, as Usual." Several girls associate with him which he merrily recounts, but nothing comes to pass except failed attempts at potency. His folks continue to live on keeping...

** Paul Undres, anti-hero and persistent protagonist, once again exposes the world’s ills. In his first book of the Step Series, he is a crackhead who undoes the Veterans Administration. In his second book he is a sexual deviant who loses his welfare check to an alluring underage girl. In this...

Paul Undres, anti-hero and protagonist, once again espouses the world's ills. In Hi' Steppin' he is a crackhead who undoes the Veteran's Administration. In Lo' Steppin' he is the sex addict who loses his welfare check to an alluring underage girl. Finally, herein, The Third Step, he simply smokes...

Mister Bon Mot has it down now. A tip of the hat, a flourish of the pen, he details in his White Paper the debate on Capitol Hill as an exercise in Ponzi politics. He evolves as do the candidates in the Paper that turns culturally sensitive instead of merely fiscally pronounced. His girlfriend of...