Cyberdayze

Have you ever done something that you thought you would never, EVER do? I did. On the computer. CyberDayze explores the implications of allowing your 'intangible', cyber life to cross over into your 'tangible', real life -and the consequences therein. As a non-fiction book written loosely in an autobiographical format, "CyberDayze" also has a theory buried within. But I deliberately DID NOT disclose my thesis statement up front, with supporting documentation following. Rather, I turned it the other way around, which, in essence, made my supporting statements more of a' mystery read'-hints, mind you-and asking the Reader here and there, "Do you understand what I'm trying to say, yet, Reader?" sprinkled within. Almost to the very end, I hold out, until I sum up the circumstances of events they had read and ALAS! agree that I certainly well might have a valid argument here. The content is engaging. Interesting. Sad. Thought-provoking. Funny! And, yes, even erotic. It is well worth the read and delivers a substantive message in its wake...