AMERICA'S BIRTHDATE:  THE EVENTS OF JULY 4th, 1776 IN AMERICAN  HISTORY

By William  Eugene  McBride 

Today is July 5, 2021:

Greetings Friends.   If you are from the great  United States of America,  I  hope July 4th was a great day for you and your family and friends.   

Since July 4, 1776, people here in our great country have been looking at this day, with most of them celebrating it.  This was not the day America  Achieved  Freedom from the suppression of British Rule.  It is however the day that about 56 influential men from our 13 original colonies signed our rebellious comeback to the King of England that we had had enough of their treatment and we would not take it anymore. 

The United Colonies became the United States of America  that wonderful day of July 4, 1776, as those 56 successful faith-filled men agreed to "sacrifice their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor" as they signed "The Declaration of Independence".  Shortly thereafter the terrible  Revolutionary War began.

Bill McBride's First Book, "The Root of All EVIL"  --  Appearing  At Book Stores Around  October 15th, 2021.  LABOR DAY RELEASE ON AMAZON --  EARLY SEPTEMBER. 

Bill McBride, a retired resident of San Jose, California, is happy to report that on April 20, 2021, he signed a Book Publishing Contract for his book. 

It's possible this book (See Below) will be on store shelves and on Amazon Kindle by September or October.  Bill McBride has lived in San Jose since the Summer of 2009. 

McBride is a Motivational Speaker,  Creative Writer,  and a Painterly Artist.  He is a native of the Northwestern Arkansas Ozarks growing up in the Fifties and Sixties. 

Bill received his High School diploma in 1968 from the public schools at Pea Ridge, Arkansas.  Born in early August of 1950,  William Eugene McBride lived within 1/2 block of a church and the neighborhood railway tracks. 

Before his third birthday his family moved 10 miles away out into a secluded countryside area.  Three families lived on his road, each family about 1/2 mile apart. 

The new place is now a rural area of Garfield, Arkansas.  Seligman, Missouri is about 4 miles away and Gateway, Arkansas is 2.5 miles away.

William Eugene McBride is currently working on several works of Nonfiction.   His first book is about how rampant Evil is as it exists in our world of the second decade of the 21st Century.   

This book is titled, "The Root Of All EVIL," and over 250 examples of evil are listed and some are explained in detail in an A to Z investigation of Evil in God's world of the second decade of the 21st Century. 

Bill's publisher, BookTrail Agency of Kansas City, Missouri, created a book ISBN number back in the Spring.  They expect to release the cover design and Galley Pages for approval in July     * The Gallery pages and the Book Cover Page received Author approval on August  20th.   The ROOT of all EVIL is scheduled to be released on Amazon and other online bookstores close to LABOR Day  in early September,  and approximately one month later paperback copies will be available on bookstore shelves around the USA and soon around the world.  This book will be $7.99 at bookstores in paperback and for $3.99 online in the ebook format.

NOTE TO OTHER WRITERS:  Book Reviews are need for this book to go on Amazon's site.  WHERE ARE YOU on your own Publication Journey.   I  highly recommend a book writing coach and writing coach.  I have a wonderful guide who has an online class where he teaches our class each week on Zoom.  Chad R. Allen has a Facebook Group called Book Camp.  Please tell him Bill McBride his most lackadaisical  student sent you.    I  can make recommendations if you email me at BillMcBride1950@gmail.com.   I  also have a great friend who can use specific computer programs to design your photographic book cover.  I am also available to create the Backcover copy, i.e. - the Biographical and Story Preview script for your book.

Future books by Bill McBride will be Motivational and will appeal to most people.

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