In all likelihood, though, he survived.THE END.About the AuthorHarvey Havel is a short-story writer and novelist. He is formerly a writing instructor ...t Bergen Community College in Paramus, New Jersey. He also taught writing and literature at the College of St. Rose in Albany as well as SUNY Albany.Copies of his books and short stories may be purchased at most of the major online book retailers.An Apology by the AuthorPerhaps this is a novel that was never meant to be published. Although the. When that was all set up and people and everything else they needed to survive was brought up, they began the biggest part of the endeavour; hollowing out enough of the moon first enough so that they could move those prefabricated buildings inside the moon, and then so they could build and set up the machinery that would help them construct ships. That alone took four decades, but by doing it this way, and having enough warning, they were able to build ship after ship in complete secrecy. If a. "Mandy and Jason went inside. As they opened the French Doors to the viewing room where Bob lay, Mandy faltered and Jason's firm arm helped hold her up. The tears flowed down her cheeks. She let out a soft wail and her body shook as they approached Bob's casket.Jason steadied her as she placed her hands on the Mahogany Railing. Leaning over, she placed her left hand on Bob's shoulder and simply said, "I love you so much my dear. I love you so much."Goodbye my dear one. Goodbye."Mandy leaned. . Mom asked..." I asked her if she was sure." Hi Mom," Junior ran and hugged her ... she looked at the twins ... they were hugging Connie."She said yes ... and you know ... I know where she came from ... at the time there were more in there so she could be replaced ... My Dad always said his Dad said ... the ideal family was four children; one to replace the wife, one to replace the father, one for the general increase in population and one in case of accidents."While Too was explaining this,.