Henry Maddux fought off his evil thoughts and urges as long as he could. He suffered physical abuse from his step-father,... More > the taunting and teasing of school mates, a broken heart from one he thought understood and cared, the horrors of Vietnam as only a sniper could experience it, and the everyday greed around him. Finally when everyone, everything, and even God seemed against him, he could no longer control the voices. He had to cross out the evil doers and put his mind to rest. He crossed them out with the "X" of his scoped high-powered rifle. < Less

Henry Maddux was an impressionable child, abused, confused, and beaten down all his life - it seemed even God was against... More > him. He dealt with life by "x-ing" out what bothered him through the scope of his hunting rifle. He seemed to have little choice but to become a serial killer - all the while those he loved haunted him and pushed him further and further. < Less

This book is a compilation of blog posts originally posted on "Mushy's Moochings." The blog was an effort to document the... More > "laugh and times" of the author. It covers his life from birth forward, and takes us through the building of his life values. His hope is that what he "borrowed from life" will help others. The short chapters cover childhood in rural Tennessee, his "nine first days of school," during his first twelve years of education, to his four years in the Air Force, including a year in Vietnam during the early years of the war. The author also allows us inside his mind as he experiences the ups and downs of everyday life - marriage, divorce, the loss of pets, friends, and family. Mushy was and is a "Boomer" who loves life, and lived it large, and he has given us the documented proof of what it was like to be a "child of the sixties!" One reader said: "Damn Mr. Mushy your posts have that ability to touch my heart time and time again. As I read it's like being there with you ya." < Less

Henry Maddux fought off his evil thoughts and urges as long as he could. He suffered physical abuse from his step-father,... More > the taunting and teasing of school mates, a broken heart from one he thought understood and cared, the horrors of Vietnam as only a sniper could experience it, and the everyday greed around him. Finally when everyone, everything, and even God seemed against him, he could no longer control the voices. He had to cross out the evil doers and put his mind to rest. He crossed them out with the "X" of his scoped high-powered rifle. < Less

Henry Maddux was an impressionable child, abused, confused, and beaten down all his life - it seemed even God was against... More > him. He dealt with life by "x-ing" out what bothered him through the scope of his hunting rifle. He seemed to have little choice but to become a serial killer - all the while those he loved haunted him and pushed him further and further. < Less

This book is a compilation of blog posts originally posted on "Mushy's Moochings." The blog was an effort to document the... More > "laugh and times" of the author. It covers his life from birth forward, and takes us through the building of his life values. His hope is that what he "borrowed from life" will help others. The short chapters cover childhood in rural Tennessee, his "nine first days of school," during his first twelve years of education, to his four years in the Air Force, including a year in Vietnam during the early years of the war. The author also allows us inside his mind as he experiences the ups and downs of everyday life - marriage, divorce, the loss of pets, friends, and family. Mushy was and is a "Boomer" who loves life, and lived it large, and he has given us the documented proof of what it was like to be a "child of the sixties!" One reader said: “Damn Mr. Mushy your posts have that ability to touch my heart time and time again. As I read it's like being there with you ya.” < Less

This book is a compilation of blog posts originally posted on "Mushy's Moochings." The blog was an effort to document the... More > "laugh and times" of the author. It covers his life from birth forward, and takes us through the building of his life values. His hope is that what he "borrowed from life" will help others.

The short chapters cover childhood in rural Tennessee, his "nine first days of school," during his first twelve years of education, to his four years in the Air Force, including a year in Vietnam during the early years of the war.

The author also allows us inside his mind as he experiences the ups and downs of everyday life - marriage, divorce, the loss of pets, friends, and family. Mushy was and is a "Boomer" who loves life, and lived it large, and he has given us the documented proof of what it was like to be a "child of the sixties!"

One reader said: “Damn Mr. Mushy your posts have that ability to touch my heart time and time again. As I read it's like being there with you ya.” < Less

Henry Maddux fought off his evil thoughts and urges as long as he could. He suffered physical abuse from his step-father,... More > the taunting and teasing of school mates, a broken heart from one he thought understood and cared, the horrors of Vietnam as only a sniper could experience it, and the everyday greed around him. Finally when everyone, everything, and even God seemed against him, he could no longer control the voices. He had to cross out the evil doers and put his mind to rest. He crossed them out with the "X" of his scoped high-powered rifle. < Less

Henry Maddux was an impressionable child, abused, confused, and beaten down all his life - it seemed even God was against... More > him. He dealt with life by "x-ing" out what bothered him through the scope of his hunting rifle. He seemed to have little choice but to become a serial killer - all the while those he loved haunted him and pushed him further and further. < Less