Time, Evil, Hate, and Fear have defrocked the English alphabet of its capitalized identity, spinning their world into disarray. o is oppressed, i feels disconnected, and c is seeking wholeness. Their peers fear the worst—deletion. B, A Capital Tale takes readers on a mind-bending ride from the beauties of Being to the dark echelons of delusion. As evil forces attempt to manipulate characters into doubting B ’s existence, some of the cast uncovers D ’s trickery, and the Word War between good and evil is commenced. Despite the clear-cut choices they are given, some of the letters make the wrong decision. Along the way, however, they see Being in a new light which inspires them to pursue their independence from D . Just like the letters featured in her book, Jessie Barth was struggling with self-destructive thinking when she decided to leave her longtime career in 1996 and seek a clearer view of life. In 2001, while alone during a week-long blizzard, she focused exclusively on spiritual harmony and its life-giving energy. After days of soul searching, in a moment of stillness, she heard the following words, “In the beginning was B.” And that’s where this story begins.