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    One Black Mind
    One Black Mind
    One Black Mind
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    One Black Mind

    By Runner

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    Born to Foster H. McNair Jr. and Theresa M. McNair in Chester Pa. on Jan 26, 1953.
    To my knowledge I was born in a house and delivered by my sister. My mother and father divorced when I was four leaving my mother to raise me with the help from both sides of the family. I began writing in 1974 while serving onboard the USS Sargo a nuclear power submarine stationed in Hawaii. After an honorable discharge I went back home to Philadelphia and worked at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard until it closed in
    September of 1995. The years following that period until now have been crazy. I stayed
    employed by changing careers from an industrial electrician to a computer technician. This move landed me a good job at Unisys Corp. and provided me the opportunity to meet the woman I would fall in love with and marry, love you Treena.

    Writing for me is a blessing, it is not a constant inspiration I do get writers block but for the most part is does flow easily for me. I seldom thought about publishing
    my material but now that I am I look forward to touching the hearts and minds of people around the world and here at home.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateFeb 10, 2009
    ISBN9781462818167
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