Description

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A senile former major leaguer, conjoined twins, a journeyman jazz musician, and a big-hearted social worker are individually of no value in an America governed by consumerism. But using the scrapbook remnants of their lives they are able to combine their aggregate worth to finance a tribe strong enough to bring down the government. Predicting accurately the rise of a Donald Trump-like president a full, 10 years before the 2016 "election", Norman also details his inevitable removal pursuant to the 25th Amendment.

About the Author

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USA Today declared Rick Norman "a master storyteller" after his debut novel, Fielder's Choice (August House,1991). Norman is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of LSU and LSU Law School. His other books include three treatises on business law. Bat Day is the final novel in the Gooseball Fielder trilogy