Pegasus Books: 7 books

An Essay by Marcus McGee on the efficacy of long-term marriage in an impermanent society. Author proposes a seven-year term on marriage licenses in an attempt to save "the marriage institution" in America.

Willie – The Man, the Myth and the Era, The Speakership Battles, involves Willie Brown’s ambition to be Assembly Speaker, his ascension to the speakership and his efforts to retain the speakership over insurmountable odds.In 1974, Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti announced his retirement to run for...

A SIMPLE SOLUTION FOR THE PROBLEM OF RACE IN AMERICA An essay about the illusion of race in America. According to anthropologists, there is only one race – the human race. However, slavery in America was uniquely based on skin color and ancestral heritage. In America, the creation of racial...

"Willie – The Man, the Myth and the Era," "Conspiracy" and "The Sting" involve the “Gang of Five” and the FBI sting, both of which occurred in 1988.In early spring, a group of five conservative Democrats, Gary Condit, Steve Peace, Charles Calderon, Rusty Areias and Gerald Eaves, decided to advance...

Willie – The Man, the Myth and the Era, California’s Initiatives, involves the history of the initiative process as practiced in California. Increasingly in California, the state’s biggest and most controversial issues and laws not are settled through the intended legislative process, but through...

Texas Roots/California Dreams includes three chapters that involve Willie Brown’s background and his earliest environment and influences. Born in Mineola, Texas, a place he remembered as “a small, very poor, very backward community, totally and completely racially segregated,” this book examines his family, his early years and his eventual escape to San Francisco, California..

The story of one man's ascent to madness... or enlightenment(from the upcoming release, "Sanity Slipping")