Jody has a terrifying run in with Big Jim Dupree.

Events in Jackson are intensifying and Jody is faced with some life-changing decisions to make. 

The shit hits the fan. Jackson State Massacre.

Jody, Grace and Willie attend the memorial for James Earl Green and Phillip Lafayette Gibbs.

Jody watches the city of Jackson shut down after the Jackson State Massacre.

Jody reaches the apex in a town gone wrong. 

Epilogue: Jody looks back on those days in Jackson, Mississippi. 

Listen to "Everyday People" by Sly and the Family Stone at the close of this chapter.

Cowbells and Ding Dongs is happening. The first production will be Jackson, a novel, I wrote about a 15 year-old white girl in 1970 Jackson, Mississippi who's battling the insanity at home and on the mean streets of Jackson leading up to the horrors of two young black students murdered in cold blood by police at the Jackson State Massacre.

Once, Jackson's up and running with all the great music covered by local musicians WE LOVE TO DEATH, the next production will be Bobbi Goes to Town, a play and musical starring Gary Floyd in the role he inspired. Years ago, Gary would enact Miss Bobbi Dean, a young innocent girl from Palestine, Texas while we rode the bus to Houston for Dicks shows. This old play and musical is the culmination of Gary Floyd's brilliant creation.

You just stay tuned, because there's a lot more to come. Jules, the Truth Finder, an erotic fantasy mystery. The Meanest Cat in the World about, yeah, a cat who becomes world famous and the people who all want a piece of him. Racine, the story of a woman who can't have an orgasm. Family Man, an old senior citizen mafia murder mystery down in Crystal Beach, Texas. Plus a whole shitload of short stories and Eastex soft-core porn, my speciality. Lots of good, good music, 'cause, ya'll, we likes to rock and roll.