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    22 Daydreams

    By Chris Rose

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    About this ebook

    A journey with purpose. An author from another time, endeavouring to unearth space in today’s cyber world – and be less ambiguous with his planetarian/galactic metaphors. And to generally find his way around in the attempt; all with the lofty dream of becoming a known author, and for the right reasons: to bring literature back down to a place where fangs are still utilized for ripping into more traditional foods. What you’ll find here are 22 of his favourite posts chosen from his website, from a writer who never claims to own the answers to his queries, but who articulates them as they, seemingly, seek to trip him over – he’s adept enough at tripping over his own laces. Sometimes he’s amused; sometimes bemused.

    And sometimes, he’s completely flummoxed…

    So come along for the ride. Who knows, he may even persuade you to purchase his debut novel, Wood Talc & Mr. J, set in 1970s northern England, to which each of these posts refers, by way of comparing its numerous themes with how we might view them today…
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateOct 2, 2015
    ISBN9781329045729
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    22 Daydreams
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    Chris Rose

    Chris Rose, auteure ardennaise, nous plonge une nouvelle fois dans son imagination débordante pour le plus grand plaisir de ses lecteurs.

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