The seven-book author Thaddeus Rutkowski does a fine introduction drawing the hilarious parallels between Piasecki's reflections on freedom and fate during their undergraduate years in the 1970s, and the lasting themes of this Fable.

The endorsements for this Fable have arrived from Istanbul Turkey, Australia's northern regions, Ireland, Scotland and throughout the professions, from experts on white supremacy, social unrest, and philosophy. Much of the book is an exploration of the power of the works of Bob Dylan, Fellini, the Italian film legend, and a others like Chaucer and Milton, without being heavy or burdensome. In fact this book is about the need for freedom in a time of state surveillance.