J.A.M. Kinsella's New Book 'Corn, Crown, and Conflagration' is a Gripping Opus That Exposes the Plight of the Oppressed Native Americans

Fulton Books author J.A.M. Kinsella, an atypical citizen who lived in a tyrannical regime disguised as democracy, has completed her most recent book "Corn, Crown, and Conflagration": a potent read that sheds light on the injustices forced towards indigenous people. The tale follows the journey of different tribes and how they suffered literally and figuratively in the arms of foreigners. Written within the pages are snippets of history that today's generation has already forgotten and ignored.

Kinsella shares, "Epochs ago, a tribe prophesized that foreigners would plunder and dominate their land. The prophecy also warned that if the foreign aggressors did not atone for their sins of cruelty, theft, and murder, they would suffer from great fire and destruction. After five centuries of brutal occupation, a relentless virus with mysterious origins challenges the rulers. Will the repercussions of the invisible invader force the occupiers to make amends for their atrocities, or will the rulers be forced to suffer the prophesized conflagration?"

Published by Fulton Books, J.A.M. Kinsella's book is an insightful piece that probes on discrimination toward racial minorities. Through the creation of this work, the author hopes that the historically overlooked people will feel seen and heard.

It's a read that encourages everyone to end the mistreatment of Native Americans and make this world a better place.

Readers who wish to experience this eye-opening work can purchase "Corn, Crown, and Conflagration" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.

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