8 Years. Volume 1
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From the outside looking in, Richard Edewor Williams’ political career may seem like the result of pure luck, happenstance, and the undeniable benefit of having friends in high places. Whatever the case, he is there now, in the highest office in the land. He must put aside his doubts and the doubts of others and get on with the gargantuan task of leading a country.
An Unnecessary Note About Necessary Fiction
I feel I must state, for clarity and other things, though the legal language has asserted this in the verso (new word I am giddy about), and though it is the nature of things like this, and though this is a novel, I have to overexplain again this simple and irrefutable truth: this is completely a work of fiction and any similarities to any circumstances or people or names (except the name of friends or “friends” I used in some form for pure fun) or events (except where I “borrowed” from history) are purely coincidental or incidental to the fictional world in which they exist.
I must also add that this is not in any form based on any experiences I have had in my very tiny role as a political appointee and in public service. My “years of service” were 2019-2023, this book takes place from 2011-2012. I did not so much use my very sketchy knowledge of the Presidency and our little corner of it than make up stuff for, yes again, pure fun. This is not a textbook. It is not an expose. It is not a memoir. There is no hidden knowledge of how government works or should work. It wears a progressive heart (not that party), but it does this based on principles of the centre-left paradigm, or a little deeper left to be honest, not as a means of instruction. All else is fun. I hope you have some reading it. It was fun to write it to you.
Thanks.
Forri.
May 2023
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