Sunday Screw

About the Book

A call to truth-seekers, feminists, civil rights activists, humanists, critical thinkers and poets everywhere, Sunday Screw is geared towards challenging the indoctrinated, socially engineered beliefs that many folks hold dear, and shooting a dose of courage into the veins of those struggling-ragged, weary and lost-on the road to a notably disappointing "Oz."

Did "God" create man? Or did man create "God?" Does the top of the socio-economic pyramid in most countries echo with the sound of "Amazing Grace" or shake and rattle with the sound of (greedy) demonic laughter?

How are poor folks making out in this land of many illusions? Where does 21st century America stand in the scheme of things? Is the "floor greased with lard?"

Gutsy, controversial and geared towards an adult audience only, Sunday Screw strives to rejuvenate the drums of integrity that are getting so very, very, very-hard to hear.

And the author (of Native American Indian/Scotch/Dutch descent) recommends that everyone from prison inmates to presidents read this book; that folks remember that much can be said with few words or frills; and that everyone's voice matters.

About the Author

Nancy Smith is a published poet, political activist and member of the Freedom From Religion Foundation. She is of Native American Indian and Scotch/Dutch descent, has a BA in Psychology and is very invested in matters having to do with FREEDOM. This is much more than a poetry book.