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Discover *American Time Bomb*, a compelling memoir that unveils the life of Sam Melville, a radical figure in post-World War II America whose legacy continues to resonate today. Written by his son, Joshua Melville, this book delves deep into the complexities of a man both revered and reviled, at the intersection of violent social activism and racial injustice. With a keen focus on *racially biased incarceration* in America, *American Time Bomb* sheds light on Melville’s significant influence during the 1960s, revealing the personal struggles and societal pressures that drove him to become known as 'The Mad Bomber.' Perfect for readers interested in *historical memoirs*, social justice, and family legacies, this account is more than just a biography; it’s a heartfelt exploration of the burdens of history and the unyielding fight for change. As we mark the fiftieth anniversary of the Attica Uprising, *American Time Bomb* offers essential insights into the conversations surrounding contemporary *violent social activism* and the systemic issues embedded in the American penal system. This essential reading is a blend of personal narrative and historical study, providing not only a window into Melville’s life but also a mirror reflecting our nation's ongoing struggles. *American Time Bomb* is a must-read for anyone passionate about understanding the past while engaging with vital present-day issues.