I Am My father's Son

B. G. Simpson learned through his years of growing up-running, singing, and traveling-that the road isn't always a clear-cut journey.
B.G. Simpson learned from events of failure that getting back up and continuing his journey would be a road leading to success. He had developed a new perspective on life, opening up a whole new world of self-discovery. He'd learned that hard work and ambition were the keys to success at almost anything.
In later years, B. G. Simpson had found his secret niche of success, along with his imagination of storytelling. A world of books and heroes and scary moments, of villains, and difficult situations, of times loved, and times of tears-all having their part. Imagination had taught him a world existed beyond one's door or physical borders.
Today, he finds strength through the written lines of his imagination mixed with life experiences.