Scott Perry – författare

Two old men, Ron and Bill sit on a park bench. Their talk encompasses the soullessness of old people's homes and the disappointments of growing old. But far from being depressed, the two men are full of fighting spirit. Bill's been reliving his honeymoon and Ron has been living it up in Amsterdam.

It was around 1980 or 1982 that I had a dream or night vision of my standing in the pulpit of the Primitive Baptist Church of Gifford, Florida. In this dream or night vision, I was holding a book in my right hand. The title on the cover page of this book was "e;Bestsong."e; The next day, I shared this dream with my wife Helen and said to her, "e;I got to write a book."e; A few years later, my wife and I were walking through a parking lot in Fort Pierce, Florida, around two o'clock in the afternoon. A doctor friend of mine and a prophet I had never met was introduced to my wife and me. In shaking my hand, he said to me, "e;I am a prophet of God, and God said or says to you write that book."e; My wife Helen laughed and said, "e;I think you better start writing that book, bud."e; About two or three weeks later, I had another dream or night vision. In this one, I was standing and looking in front of a jukebox, looking down at a turning or spinning black record. It had the face of a hideous, giggling man in it. As this record played, rays were shooting out from this record. These rays would strike the young listeners in the head. I noticed that as these rays struck the heads of these young people, they would stiffen like they had become zombies. They would walk away from the jukebox and straightaway, go out and perform those evils they had heard coming from these records and the jukebox. A "e;Bestsong"e; can be God-inspired or Demon-inspired. A "e;Bestsong"e; can be the Almighty God from Heaven, or it can be to the god of this world, Satan. This book is a revelation from God our Father and the Lord, Jesus Christ, our soon-coming King. The ultimate goal of this book is to glorify God and to make one wise unto salvation. Read and be blessed.

Scott Perry is a product of your run-of-the-mill American family-19 kids, four or five moms, and two(ish) dads. Growing up in an innocent time when kids drank out of garden hoses, played Little League baseball, and poisoned their classroom guppies, his was a childhood jam-packed with bikes, bullies, grandmas, and growth spurts that slowly changed into a world of travel, trysts, Jello, and gin. Toss in a flying bull, a hypnotist, and two lovestruck mutts, and you'll get a taste of a life that began on the idyllic streets of Poplar Grove, USA. In "e;Confessions of a Redheaded Stepchild"e;, he recounts the wistful and wildly insane memories of life as seen through the eyes of an optimistic kid-turned-jaded curmudgeon, who somehow managed to survive it all.