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In this novel of fiction there is a second UFO crash in Roswell in July 2007. What is the connection
between this crash and the one that occurred in July 1947? Are the town folks ready this time to avoid a
military cover-up? How do the aliens use art besides public UFO sightings to get their message to us?
What is the reason for Roswell's first crop circle ever and will the government be successful in shutting
down the controversial gallery that throws new light on the intentions of ETs for our planet and species?

I did write it with an action pack movie in mind but one with a message for humanity. It deserved to be heard/read/seen. The aliens dig Elvis and the Beatles, cruise with the music in their UFO, snatching the vibes by time travel to the 50s and 60s, then returning back to doing their intentional sightings duty in the 40s over New Mexico. So goes such outrageous creative ideas flow throughout the novel, a flight of fantasy into my own Twilight Zone. - Rodney Chang, April 4, 2007

Dear Rodney:

How was the 60th anniversary celebration on 7/7/07 in Roswell? I
saw an article in the paper and it said that 50,000 people were in town over
the 4th of July to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the alien sighting on
7/4/47. I'm only about half way through your book and it is truly exciting
and very funny. You have a great imagination. I can't see why this book
shouldn't be made into a movie at some point in time. I hope you were able
to sell a lot of books in Roswell.

Harold D Sasaki, CPA, July 9, 2007

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A stunning tale of art, breaking the rules, and a creative spirit that can't be contained, no matter what. In 1625, tribal rebel Leila defies the priests of her community by chiseling artwork in a secret cave. When she's found out, she's put to fiery death by lava, but her spirit lives on, encased in a volcanic stone that transforms everyone who touches it. Carried by a Spanish conquistador, taken to Salem around the time of the witch trials, the rock is finally brought to Maine. But when Leila encounters a modern-day toddler named Anthony, she decides to become his art teacher, following him into his adulthood and transforming him into Pygoya, a digital painter of mysterious black rocks. What is their incredible shared destiny, and can it free them both? Panoramic, mythical and absolutely magic, this is an unforgettable examination of how certain people at certain times are destined to move the world with their art.

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I told Michelle that I wanted to write to you after I read both of your books but I decided to write about Pygoya while the memories are fresh in my mind. I totally enjoyed your book and love your style of writing! You caught my interest from the first page and read every night until I was finished. One night, I read until after 1:30 am because I was on pins and needles knowing that Leila was going to be sacrificed and wanted to know what would happen. You are so descriptive in your writing that I could practically feel her pain! I shutter just thinking about it. You had me gasping and in other parts of the book, grossing out when "Anthony" ate his doots and when Verna tore the legs off of the grasshopper and picturing the praying mantis eating it! Yuck! I was so sad at the end when Anthony jumped into the volcano. I was practically yelling "Don't go near the edge!" But I came to terms with it that he and Leila were connected and meant to be together.

After finishing the book, I went online and looked up Pygoya. I wanted to see your digital art. I know I am not an educated person with any degrees, let alone 10! Absolutely amazing, but thought art can be appreciated by anyone. My favorite was "Rainy Days" and loved the pictures of "Art of the Rock." We visited Alcatraz so it brought memories back of the dismal environment of the prison. The picture of one looking out from a prison window looking at San Francisco, made you feel what they were feeling.....trapped and wanting to be out there where there were lights, color, and the excitement of life.

I even looked up Ripley's Believe It or Not! Congratulations for accomplishing soooo much! You are such a fascinating person. I started reading "Roswell" last night and look forward to be entertained even more. Thank you for my signed copy! I know I will enjoy it.

Alice dumps Allen for Manny, but the aliens think Bessie's a better
match for him. Who will win our hero's heart? And what's Roswell
like on the 100th anniversary of the Roswell Incident of 1947?
On the 500th anniversary in 2447?

Sometimes Sci Fi and reality become one. In the novel one setting is in
Crash Sites, Roswell - where all the homes are shaped as such!
(article in Honolulu Advertiser, March 15, 2008; novel published Jan. 08)

- A tale of mysterious art from the hypnotic trance state that is
perilous to its creators; fantasy including phenomena of hypnosis,
magic of the creative process, reincarnation, sorcery, and love & revenge

Catalog of works, Solo Exhibition, Shanghai Art Museum, 1989
-historic lst computer art exhibition in People's Republic of China