Horsemen of His Mind

About the Book

This compassionate novel details the exploits of TC, a college student, who must find himself amid the turmoil of the late 1960’s and early 1970’s. In the novel, TC plays soccer and finds that he must begin to make choices between the game he loves and the rigors of the academic world. He becomes torn between self-affirmation and self-destruction. By his sophomore year in order to stay in school, he is forced to write a college essay about himself, and by doing so, he begins to find some direction in his life. Heavily influenced by his family’s heritage centered around World War II, he begins to reject their values and starts attending protest marches in opposition to the Vietnam War. It is here where he meets the third horseman, Despair, who has been stalking him.

About the Author

C.G. Sinclair currently lives with his family in New Jersey. After college he served briefly in the Peace Corps and was assigned to Liberia, West Africa. He has also traveled extensively throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, and Asia. He has taught English, United States History, and Economics for 29 years. C.G. Sinclair recently retired to pursue other interests that include writing this book.