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  From March 1st thru the 3rd, 2012, I'll be at a writer's conference (SleuthFest) at the Royal Plaza Hotel in the Disney World Resort. It's located outside the gated area off I-4. I'd be happy to sign a book or just shake your hand. If you can make it, please drop me an email, jack@jackharney.net.

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  Dax McGowan, a famous N.Y.P.D. detective, attempts to track down the pedophile priest who caused his daughter to commit suicide. Read more...
  
  
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Welcome It’s my hope that this website will fulfill two purposes. The first is to provide a venue where we might entertain a largely more positive perspective about ourselves as Human Beings than we may have considered in the past. The second, as an author, to be a place where the books I write about any

number of substantive Human issues can be featured, and financially support my work. To those ends, I look forward to us communicating on the Blog Page. The best way I can describe my ultimate goal is that we all engage in a Learn and Teach experience together. We keep moving closer to appreciating ourselves as Human Beings by Learning why we should, and form an ability to Teach each other new ways to do that. And hey, with your help, I also hope to become a better writer in the process.

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If you’d like to read/purchase my new book, you can find it HERE. Learn more about why I wrote “The Millstone Prophecy” by clicking on the book’s cover in the box to the left.

Notes about the artwork and backdrop of this page:

I’ve always been a fan of Da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man, shown above, as the symbol of all men in a universal sense. I commissioned an artist to create a Vitruvian Woman , that I had some hand in detailing, to complete the duet of the universality of all Humans. As naked beings, they appear more like all the other animal life forms on our planet. Yet our very ability to illustrate ourselves in this most primitive form defines why we are also the most amazing creatures for light years in any direction.

The backdrop of the skyline of New York City below is a fond remembrance of my upbringing in the Bronx, and the setting for the adventures of my book’s character, Dax McGowan. But more that that, in the broadest terms, New York City has always been in my mind the Library of Congress of Human behavior…a not so small microcosm of all the things we are from everywhere on the earth.