Murdering Our Memory

by E. Foster B.

E Foster B tells the heartbreaking story of Johnny, who desperately tries to make the most of his second chance at life after being released from prison. In the struggle to overcome the tough odds that an ex-felon faces back in society, Johnny discovers quickly that a second chance doesn’t exist, and that freedom actually never truly exists again. When he recognizes that he can’t run away from his past, he decides to destroy it. In his destructive rage, he meets others that are imprisoned by their past too. Johnny ultimately recognizes that everybody lives an ongoing prison sentence, except some people are locked behind white picket fences and are serving a life sentence for their family secrets.

169 pages, Paperback

Published May 27, 202

About the author

E Foster B is an American contemporary author of transgression fiction. Before he started writing, he was a bartender who served some of the most interesting unknowns and knowns that inhabit this world. Through listening to them tell their life stories (some real, some fiction), E Foster B became captivated by the art of storytelling, as he watched people hang on to each word of a great story, bracing to hear “what happened next.” Now, after accumulating a few of his own experiences, which sadly included witnessing the tragedy of humanity, he has blended them into his passion for storytelling, which he hopes will bring awareness to the serious issues plaguing our world.