This book is composed of three long stories about coaching, eating, and mankind. Are these stories fiction or non fiction? In their entirety, they are neither, for in their entirety they are both. The fictitious part of the stories illustrates a real problem that needs a resolution, a solution, and that solution leads to a reality that can be used by people to resolve real problems that permeate the lives of many of them. The stories are like a beautiful spider"s web showing signs of struggle - and at it heart a beast capable of ruining a marvelous sport, preventing the control of an addition, and killing its own mate. Sometimes the solution is so drastic that it would never be used, maybe. Since I couldn"t find a word that adequately described the stories written in this book, I made one up. The word is Ficlution: Fic, the first syllable of fiction-lu, the middle syllable of solution-and tion, the last syllable of fiction and solution for a new word: Ficlution, meaning...