Sheldon Burton Webster Shares 2013: MEMOIRS OF A WRITER

Sheldon Burton Webster, a devoted writer and author, has completed his new book "2013: Memoirs of a Writer - A Year of Travel, Interviews and Reflections on Life": a gripping and potent memoir, this book interjects the author's quasi-autobiography into one year of his most adventurous life of travel to seven continents, 134 countries as an army officer, CPA, mountaineer and writer.

Published by New York City-based Page Publishing, Sheldon Burton Webster's prolific work aims to inform, enlighten and provoke the reader to travel outside one's borders.

On New Year's Day 2013, Sheldon Webster was watching the college bowl games from his man cave in Birmingham, Alabama feeling frustrated that the Khmer Rouge war tribunal in Phenom Penh continued. Being unable to finish his third historical novel, House of Kampuchea, Cambodia's CIA Killing Fields that required six years of research and travel, he felt the inspiration to write 2013: Memoires of a Writer. The author would begin by recording significant events which occurred during the year of 2013, either planned or unplanned. He would interview some exceptional Americans and write their stories with a sprinkling of personal emails for humor.

In the spring of 2013 Webster traveled by car through West Africa to report on the tragedies of African life. In the fall, he visited nine Eurasia former Soviet Republics to opine of two decades of post-Communist governance while witnessing the beginning of Ukraine Civil War and the aftermath of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster.

The book retraces the life of Ernest Hemingway's ghost, Webster's literary mentor whose footsteps he retraces around the world. Webster writes about his adrenaline addiction which has taken him into war zones, the beginning of the Arab Spring in Tunisia, and travels down the Niger River to Timbuktu investigating the Afghanistan opium trail.

During the following year 2014 Webster followed up with his political opinions, slightly right of center, endorsing neither national political party. Webster challenges America's silent majority to rebel against the Washington establishment. "Americans must challenge the Washington/Military-Industrial conspiracy and crony capitalism," he warns, "or listen naïvely to bias cable news propagandists." Webster encourages Americans to engage in meaningful political debate in order to keep America great and fiscally sound for future generations.

Readers who wish to experience this potent work can purchase "2013: Memoirs of a Writer - A Year of Travel, Interviews and Reflections on Life" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes and Noble.

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