You can't beat the system, but you can win a game -"Hub" Smith (Kris Kristofferson) in Alan J. Pacula's "Rollover." In this partially autobiographical book, "PROPHECY: Beach Blanket BINGO," this quote takes on a meaning to see life in the guise of a game. Also given Biblical references, the readers of "PROPHECY: Beach Blanket BINGO" are directed in the guide through movie-watching from many sixties' films and "ideal standards" to improve their own lives through reflective self-awareness. The author has embarked on the continuation to share of autobiographical reporting that occurred since he wrote his previous work, "NOW: Wasn't He Mr. Right for Mr. Wrong?" regarding his life with his "near" partner, his unforgettable fiance who died from an "accidental overdose." Bryce was an aspiring poet and huge Bob Dylan fan. Mr. Risoli-Black has also directed some low-budget films. With the Biblical references, the movie quotes and commentary, along with "end time" conspiracy theories, this guide becomes a kaleidoscopic vision of a life alone and shared. | Prophecy by Vincent Risoli-Black, Paperback | Indigo Chapters