Mudflap: A true story ... every little bit.

The book is a social, economic, and philosophical critique of the time period during the end of the twentieth century and into the new millennium. A story told through the eyes of a young child as a deamatic family split up changes his life. His vision of the world around him as he grows up during the social changes of the sixties. And his battles negotiating economic, and continuing social changes of the seventies and eighties, propelling his life like a rocket through the nineties and into the new millennium. Experience the battles he has faced, but better yet, as the story unfolds you get a front seat to one of the biggiest battles of his life that's happening today. And you get to be there. Hold on tight, or better yet, bolt yourself down as you get a ride under the bus, right next to Mudflap. The Character: Mudflap noun /mudflap/ 1. A person who puts his or her own interest below that of another in selfless acts, taking the blame or reponsibility for that person, and ends up under the proverbial bus. Aynonyms: unselfish, altrustic, self-sacraficing, self-denying