Richard Segal 
The Day the Muses Died 

What doesn’t kill us makes us stronger; I want to become very strong.
The Day the Muses Died brings together many themes and elements of my short stories, books and novellas, from special interests, lovers and friends don’t you know, we pray when it counts, we tale-tell for show.
But wait, there’s more. Aside from the poetry of life’s true despair, a maxim or two and a vendetta to air. Not so much a journey but a recap for when we are older, recanted with flair and a fair wind blowing over our shoulder. The villains, the heroes, will they live to see the day? Read the book, you’ll find out, the book, you don’t say.
I’m so out of words, Ive tossed them all in, now or never choose verbs, may the best some day win. The Day the Muses Died you may find, represents one final perfect moment, frozen in time.

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Richard Segal, an American citizen, resides in London, England, and works in the financial services industry, focusing on the global economies. He has written widely about matters relating to emerging markets and public policy over the years. His most recent novella was Richard’s Eleven.