The Dead Man Roars

The Dead Man Roars is inspired by a collection of short stories
the author has accumulated in a period of ten years from the time
he left his literature class. Some of the stories depict what could
have happened in the communities where the author grew up,
even though some of them may have been peopled by fictional
characters and possibly seventy-five per cent fiction surrounding
the whole truth.
The author would not like his script to cause any strife in the
society in any way. That is why he would like you to know that the
settings in his book are purely fictional. No part of his book
represents that area you could be living in and none of the names
represents anyone you know or possibly you yourself.
History is likely to judge the author right because certain of the
occurrences reflected in the narrative were real and should not be
any cause for alarm as long as you and the author are aware that
they are past and have been part of our history. Today the author
sets them down to back up his script for no other reason than
enriching his work.
We should all know that there have always been a lot of evil acts
in our societies. Such acts include human sacrifice, massive theft,
family negligence, sorcery, witchcraft, and superstitious beliefs –
and also petty crimes that the author would have loved to
highlight in a script. In the end, we should all seek permanent
solutions to evils that keep on resurrecting in our societies.
Truth be told, the core of The Dead Man Roars is an account of
what really happened somewhere a long time ago and the
consequences of the witchcraft depicted therein are still affecting
the perpetrators of the crime today. The rest is fiction surrounding
the truth.