The Different Man

About the Book

Social conditioning is one of the most potent forces in the development of morality. When social norms are correct they enhance the very essence of being and cultivate a true world order. Conversely, the avidity to believe what is taught by loved ones, government and clergy without reflection or pause may have an inverse effect. A robotic ignorance of one’s free thought not only dehumanizes, but in many cases sets a track or keeps a track of prejudice, malignity, injustice, and at the very least an off-base philosophy and an implement thereof.

Of course ardent contumacy is obviously not the proper path, but to take time to stop and ask if you are going in the right direction or merely the direction in which you are led will help expurgate the seamy routes of life.

The bottom line is to exercise freethinking, reject manipulation, keep the good paths, redirect the bad ones and set a course for the truth. And the truth has taught me that the only enemy is time.

About the Author

Hailing from affluent Fairfield County, a minimum wage kid named Vinnie, a guy with no connections, but just raw talent, decided to take the bull by the horns and make himself a household name. Being voted the best male vocalist in Connecticut and putting out the internationally published book Guilt by Suspicion was a start, but the writing of The Different Man and its unique way of tackling racism is sure to put him on the radar screen. A singer, songwriter, comedy writer, market researcher and character inventor (pictured above doing his character Jimmy Jubes) Vinnie is well on his way to accomplishing his goal.