Scratching for Daylight by Wilbert Gibson
Reviewed by Alvin C. Romer
Human nature when confronted with blind awareness tend to panic and hope for the brighter side of darkness. We are gluttons for punishment if and when there's the perception of no solution for applicable initiative. But human nature also lets us know that if there's a will, there's a way...especially when there's legitimate analogies to draw parallel to certain topical issues with good copy. "Good copy" in this case can be exemplified by the contents of the book, "Scratching for Daylight". Wilbert Gibson is the author and knows quite a bit about darkness. He portrays the frailties of typical life struggles and strength using real life experiences...
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