Mickey: Short Stories and Anecdotes Neurosis Can Be a Good Thing after All

Mickey, a memoir of short stories, was written by Ray "Mickey" McCoy. As he documented these memories during the last two years of his life, his intent was to compile them into a book for his descendants. The book details his boyhood obsessions with "scientific experiments" which often ran amuck, laughable experiences during basic training just prior to the end of World War II, and finally his career in the space program during the Apollo era. The stories are light reading and mostly humorous. An underlying theme expressed throughout the book is Mickey's belief that "neurosis can be a good thing after all." This refers to the fact that his childhood obsessions became the foundation for his career in the space program, as well as a lifetime of meaningful experiences and happy memories.McCoy, Ray is the author of 'Mickey: Short Stories and Anecdotes Neurosis Can Be a Good Thing after All' with ISBN 9780595661978 and ISBN 0595661971.