Is it really possible to forget a prejudice ingrained during war? -- Does death really close the door to life? -- Can a grounded pilot find another way to return to the sky? -- Are physical laws the same throughout the universe? -- Is aviation mostly intellect or mostly emotion? -- Are criminals just as smart as the law-abiding? -- Can one man fight back against society's increasing crudeness? -- Do space explorers really need a spaceship? " These and many other intriguing questions are explored in this eclectic collection of short fiction by Walt Shiel,including the award-winning "Remember." Walt Shiel is the author of the historical novel "Devil in the North Woods," the aviation history book "Cessna Warbirds," and dozens of magazine articles. "