The outrageous and controversial San Francisco Chronicle Bestseller by Kemble Scott, pen name for fiction of Scott James, whose columns appear in T...
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The outrageous and controversial San Francisco Chronicle Bestseller by Kemble Scott, pen name for fiction of Scott James, whose columns appear in The New York Times and The Bay Citizen.
In a remote corner of the world where the Armenian Genocide took place a scientist discovers a virus that could change the course of mankind. But unlocking the secret of the virus, and learning the surprising way the infection spreads, turns into an international chase – with powerful forces who will do anything to obtain the virus and its secret.
Set in a “what if?” alternative version of the present day, The Sower is a page-turning thriller that’s also biting, darkly comic commentary on today’s culture wars. This 2.0 edition has been updated for 2010.
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My column today in the NYT and The Bay Citizen http://bit.ly/nEwcf8 is about an upcoming book by Julia Scheeres about the Peoples Temple cult and Jonestown massacre. Shocking revelation: the Rev. Jim Jones had a 9/11 style hijacking and murder spree planned for San Francisco. The Sower 2.0 by Kemble Scott
My column today in The New York Times and The Bay Citizen... http://bit.ly/er55zr A series of election reforms means San Francisco's leaders have been elected with a very small number of votes. How small? Does 0.45% of voters for victory sound fair? The Sower 2.0 by Kemble Scott
My column today on The Bay Citizen... 65 years later, a WWII could finally get a medal - one he was denied because he is black. http://bit.ly/eiTgD0 This edition of the story features a video of the veteran telling the story in his own words...plus the original battle report on Scribd. The Sower 2.0 by Kemble Scott
What would you do if someone in your family CHOSE to be homeless and live on the streets? It happened to San Francisco's top public health official. Today's column on The Bay Citizen (open to public comments) looks at the decision he made about his own sister...it is sure to cause some debate. http://bit.ly/ihPUCmThe Sower 2.0 by Kemble Scott
My column this morning in The New York Times... http://nyti.ms/h8o3Gs San Francisco's top heath official supported his sister's decision to be homeless and live on the streets of NYC. What would you do if faced with such a family crisis? The Sower 2.0 by Kemble Scott
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