Anonymous Truth
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ISBN10: 1693525534
ISBN13: 9781693525537
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 19 2019
Pages: 574
Weight: 1.83
Height: 1.28 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781693525537
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 19 2019
Pages: 574
Weight: 1.83
Height: 1.28 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The story 'Anonymous Truth is an old artwork that was born to the sound of an old manual typing machine in 1997, enriching some of the dead time of my post-puberty period.In 2004 it was nearly published by the publisher Miosótis, but endend up on the shelf, along with my search for publishers, and many years passed until I turned again to the writing of literary works.In 2014, I had things squeezed in my throat to tell the world and I was reborn as a writer creating a philosophical work called The Univerself.The book 'Anonymous Truth, on the shelf, in the middle of the dust, reminded me of what I have always been: writer, poet, creative. I began to skim through it in the summer of 2015 and the desire to improve it was immediate. Now, using my maturity of life and my old juvenile strength, the work fermented to the point that I feel that, is finally ready to be drunk by many readers around the world, with thirst for a new type of fiction.Anonymous Truth is therefore a unique aged wine that might prove interesting for the reader who is interested in the simplicity of the complex. Its peculiar contours and paradigms go beyond life and death, beyond the physical and extraphysical, and the timing is perfect, because it is made to awaken.Teaser: Anonymous Truth challenges the reader to a new kind of fiction and adventure, sometimes hot, sometimes deep, fleeing to the traditional world of science fiction sold by many, that we simply switch off from reality. On the contrary, this book aims to awaken the reader to many realities and its content is both visionary and controversial.The story and its language transport us in dialogues to the creative world of improbable heroes, because the protagonist is a common Human being... Somebody like you, that without firing a shot, fights for his survival, destroys and saves, preventing me from tell you the end... Because this trip is so surprising that it could even happen.Preface: An anonymous character takes us in his Galactic and Earthly odyssey, immersing us in one deep secret about extraterrestrial life and the cosmos.Our circunstantial adventurer, in the continuous search for truth and survival, ends up living a story full of unique experiences, never before experienced or even imagined.This I, in the first person singular, lost in himself, evolves gradually from unhappy being to a wonderful being, throughout the history.This is not however a light story, but a dive in metamorphic cold, warm, suffering and pleasant feelings, entangled in suspense, eroticism, romance, action, cataclysms and bonanza, breathing in crucial moments above the water line of the drama, where the occult and real world blends beyond knowledge. The story takes the sharpest readers to reflections about society and the cosmos. The stars talk about each one of us in this whole in which we live in, where we are going and what we want in this world.
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