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    Arcadian Daze : Xavier Savage in Monarchsland (little stories from a big world)

    By Anthony W Blake

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    About this ebook

    Includes unreliable history of Western civilisation and deliberations on life and afterlife, while touching on romance, love, sex, mistake, mystery, menace, murder, massacre, tragedy, revenge, theft, colonialism, war, empire, infamy, ignorance, stuff, nonsense, science, paradox, poetry, power, remembering, history, frailty, forgetting, religion, God, immortality, death, and afterlife; also fact meeting fiction, history, memory, and Christian sectarianism. The romantic poets, folk and pop songs, myth, coming into sexual consciousness, and creation are other elements.

    Features the poem 'Frankenmonster' by Elly Darkster, and includes a short re-telling of Sir Vantees Lamancha's novel 'Captain Brimstone and the Riddle of the Sphinx'.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnthony W Blake
    Release dateSep 9, 2012
    ISBN9781301751129
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    Arcadian Daze : Xavier Savage in Monarchsland (little stories from a big world)
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    Anthony W Blake

    Sep 2012: Brisbane, Queensland. Australia. Some influences: 'Voss' by Patrick White, 'Portrait of the Artist' by James Joyce, and 'The Way We Civilise' by Rosalind Kidd.

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