5/4/03

Dear Editor,

My friend had a “dirty book” as he describes it, placed on the shelf at the local library. I then assumed I would have no trouble at all placing my book there. But placing my book there has been most difficult and annoying. Finally, after waiting six months I have a copy on the shelf. This is after the first copy was thrown away by Mrs. Jacki Gross. Only after months of checking and finally demanding that they show me the first copy, they admitted they had thrown it out. After many attempts to intimidate me, Mrs. Jacki Gross, finally placed a second copy of my book on the shelf.

But wait its not that simple! She is a cleaver woman. Certainly she is no body to be messed with in what she thinks should go on a shelf for your reading pleasure. I bet if you think about it a little you could put a book on the shelf in the library in such a way that its content would never be discovered. Mrs. Gross said that she would have to review my book for two and one half more months before she could determine if it was fit for the reading public in Seguin Texas. After more of my persistence and her caustic resistance, I got her to commit to telling me by April 30^th 2003 if my book would meet her test. She told me that she took my book home and even visited my website concerning my book. I must presume from this that she is familiar by now with the content of my book. If she is not familiar with the content, why in the world did she need all this time to put it on the shelf?

As of 5/1/03 Mrs. Gross has placed my book on the shelf, but in a way that one looking for this type of information would never find it from a catalog search of anything but my name and book title. My book, “Alien Physics,” is a substantiated challenge upon modern faulty cosmology as propounded by physicists and astronomers such as Albert Einstein, Carl Sagan, Stephen Hawking and the popular Fred Allen Wolf. My book also presents a critical challenge to modern Christianity’s faulty theology as embodied in most mainstream theologians such as William Barclay, our own TLU professor Norman Beck, and Dr. Wayne Grudem, the famous Martyn Lloyd Jones, and the popular Henry T. Blackaby. Yet you will not find my book under the subjects of my book with a search of religion, physics or cosmology.

Mrs. Gross provided three subjects under my book when you find it by exact title or exact author. Two of the new categories she developed for my book yield the following message, “Sorry, no other items found using that term.” The two categories that report the “sorry” response are “Occultism—Religious aspects—Christianity” and “Unidentified flying objects—Christianity.” The other subject provided under my book for further study and research is entitled “Human-alien encounters.” This category has a total of 10 books including my own, six of which are fiction books, two are children’s books and one other non-fiction book entitled “Invaders from Outer Space.” But I happen to know there are lots of books in that library that will ultimately destroy people. Yet my book can give them a ground to resist these falsehoods, yet who will find it? This is a sad thought. So not only do I suffer but others as well.

So, I concede to Mrs. Gross at the Seguin Guadalupe County Library. She wins by superior cleverness. My book’s on the shelf alright, but where no one will ever find it, unless of course, I send them over there with the title and the author’s name. You might want to do a search of my book title or my name on the World Wide Web and you can read the whole story of the ugly reception I have gotten from the Seguin Guadalupe County Library and my attempts to go public with the false sociological equilibrium we live under. I suggest you use the google.com search engine. But what I really want to know is why do we have to be so clever? Are there that many authors is Seguin, Texas that we can’t just stick all their books in there?

Sincerely,

Ronald F. Avery