Government Declares Ban On Coffee Consumption!!!

June 22, 2011 - PRLog -- Philadelphia, Pa - The government recently announced a ban on the consumption of coffee. After discovering that the coffee bean had been bio-engineered by scientist to make the coffee extremely addictive, causing people to become physically dependent on the beverage, the president and congress decided a law banning it's use was appropriate.

Around the country, some have determined that this prohibition is unfair to the consumers and the manufacturers of coffee. This has led to a reaction by the people that even the government couldn't have expected.

To give perspective on what this ban means, B.C. Young, author of the Miscorrection series and other stories, has written about the consequences experienced by local citizen Josie Dorri. Dorri gave Young permission to tell her story.

"I wanted people to see the effects this ban has on people," Dorri says. "I think it gives real perspective to the prohibition."

"I think Josie's story, a story of just one person, helps us to see a lot of things. Especially that this effects more than her," says Young. "While I don't want to give away the things Josie experiences, what happens gives us a little insight into the consequences of rash decisions."

Dorri's story is called, Josie Dorri And The Coffee Ban, and is available for download on the Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble Nook, and on Smashwords. For more information, go to http://the-time-capsule.com/2011/06/22/josie-dorri-and-th....

About B.C. Young What do you do when a story bounces around inside your head for three or four years? You need to get the story out to people, and the writer needs to tell it. Author B.C. Young had this exact thing happen to him. He was tired of driving back and forth to work everyday, conceiving a story in his head that no one could hear. Before long, he started to work on his stories. He decided on a simple approach that he felt anyone could read. His decision was to tell the stories he writes through shorter stories. The shorter stories end up telling a bigger story, and the bigger stories tell the final story. As a result, each story feeds off the next and the previous. Currently his work involves the Miscorrection series, which is in the science fiction genre. This is a favorite genre of his because it allows for so many possibilities in storytelling. Visit B.C. Young’s blog at http://the-time-capsule.com/, or follow him on Twitter at http://twitter.com/byoung210

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Author of the Miscorrection series of novelettes and other stories available at Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and Smashwords.