Augusta Collete Day

The Mad and Mindless Mind of Willa Jean Augusta Collete Day

I locked myself in a room for several days so I could write this story just for you. I could sit here and give you a summary of the book or offer you quotes from critics raving about how great it is, but I'm not. There's no effective way for me to explain to you what my book is about (and also because no critics have read it yet). If you do take the time to read my story, I think you'll find that we have/had something in common. We've all been selfish, and it's inevitable that our self-seeking attitude has caused or will cause people pain and suffering. This selfishness we experience derives from something called fear, and this story is about how I overcame my fear. If you don't believe you're afraid of anything, like I did for several years, I would encourage you to read this book. You might be surprised. If you know you're in a selfish place, I would also encourage you to read my book because, like me, you might not know what you're fearing. You might actually be experiencing a trivial amount of fear right now: the fear of wasting your time reading this book. Is it worth your time? That's a risk you'll have to take for yourself.